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Join DC ABPsi

Become Part of a Legacy of Healing, Scholarship, and Liberation​​

The Washington, DC Chapter of the Association of Black Psychologists (DC ABPsi), Inc. welcomes individuals who are committed to advancing the psychological well-being of African people through African-centered scholarship, service, advocacy, and community.

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Whether you are a student scholar beginning your journey or an experienced professional, DC ABPsi offers opportunities for mentorship, leadership, fellowship, and meaningful community engagement.

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Join us as we continue the work of healing, liberation, and collective uplift.

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Why Join DC ABPsi?

As a member, you'll have opportunities to:

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  • Connect with African-centered psychologists, scholars, and students

  • Participate in community service and outreach initiatives

  • Attend professional development workshops and continuing education events

  • Build meaningful relationships through fellowship and mentorship

  • Advance Black Psychology and culturally affirming mental health practices

  • Serve your community while growing personally and professionally

  • Represent the nation's capital within the broader ABPsi network

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Membership Dues

Professional Membership

Annual Dues: $40

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Student Membership

Annual Dues: $15

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How to Join DC ABPsi

1. Secure a Sponsor

Obtain sponsorship from an active, dues-paying DC ABPsi member who can affirm your character, commitment, and interest in advancing the mission of DC ABPsi. If you need assistance identifying a sponsor, we're happy to help.

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2. Complete the Membership Application

Submit your application and annual membership dues.

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3. Attend a Chapter Meeting

Join us at an upcoming chapter meeting, subscribe to our e-newsletter, and begin connecting with fellow members and learning about chapter initiatives.

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4. Engage & Thrive

Become an active part of the DC ABPsi community by joining a committee, volunteering at events, participating in fellowship, and advancing our shared mission of healing, liberation, and African-centered psychology

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Questions?

We're here to help!

 

If you have questions about membership, sponsorship, or the application process, please contact us at dc@abpsi.org.

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We look forward to welcoming you to the DC ABPsi family. 

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