PsySSA Decolonising Psychology Division

Reimagining PsySSA Branches – we want to hear from you. Since the shift to virtual engagement, participation in Branch activities has changed - and now is the time to rethink how we connect. Click here to take the poll: eu.surveymars.com/q/TmWpehYax

#WorldBipolarDay #MentalHealthJustice #BipolarAwareness #MentalHealthMatters #Ubuntu #DecolonisingPsychology

📚🎙️ You can now access the recorded video of the conversation we had with Mazibuko Jara on this link “Street Vendors: Catalysts in the Urban Revolution” 🔗 youtu.be/DN3R96OYQmQ?si…

Attention all DPD followers!! 2026 is in full swing and we'd like to welcome you with a couple of updates for the year! #Decolonising#psychology#SouthAfrica

Our second installment critically engaged with Fallism and its intersections with decolonial praxis. Visit the PsySSA DPD website page to access the list: psyssa.com/about-us/psyss…

Over the past few months, the PsySSA Decolonising Psychology Division, in collaboration with the Institute for Social and Health Sciences - African Psychologies, shared an exciting reading list on decolonial thought and praxis. #DecolonialReads #DecolonisingKnowledge

Great special issue of @APA American Psychologist: "Toward a Decolonial Psychology: Recentering and Reclaiming Global Marginalized Knowledges" Guest Editors: Sunil Bhatia, Ronelle Carolissen, Nuria Ciofalo & Alexandra Rutherford 18 great articles. psycnet.apa.org/PsycARTICLES/j…

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OUT NOW 📌The latest Issue of the SAJP is here! Volume 55, Issue 4: December 2025 Click here for more information: psyssa.com/out-now-sajp-v…

Digital spaces have become a new “wild west” of misogyny. The SGD’s contribution explores how technology can amplify sexism, who is most affected, and what must change to create safer digital worlds.

The open-access 'African Journal of Psychological Assessment' (AJOPA), established in 2019, has achieved an exciting milestone with its inclusion in Scopus. Journal affiliation: @PsySSA_ Journal website: ow.ly/cvjC50XqWGs #AOSIS #PsychologicalAssessment

🌍🎗️ World AIDS Day 2025 | Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response Today we honour the strength of communities, health workers, and researchers who continue to push for a more just and person-centred HIV response — even in the face of disruption. ❤️

🔍 What’s on YOUR decolonial reading list? We invite you to join the conversation and share what's on your list. This could be written, audio, video, or any other format. 📢 Stay tuned for the full select list – coming soon! #DecolonialReads #DecolonisingKnowledge

Over the next few months, the @PsySSADPD, in collaboration with the @ISHS_UNISA - @centringafrica, will be sharing an exciting reading list on decolonial thought and praxis. Our second installment critically engages with Fallism and its intersections with decolonial praxis.

🔍 What’s on YOUR decolonial reading list? We invite you to join the conversation and share what's on your list. This could be written, audio, video, or any other format. #DecolonialReads #DecolonisingKnowledge

Over the next few months, the @PsySSADPD, in collaboration with the @ISHS_UNISA - African Psychologies, will be sharing an exciting reading list on decolonial thought and praxis. Our second installment critically engages with Fallism and its intersections with decolonial praxis.

🎙️ PsySSA PsyCast — From the President’s Desk 2025 • Episode 1 Our new President, Prof Jace Pillay, opens his first episode of 'From the President's Desk' with a powerful message on the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children.

PsySSA Decolonising Psychology Division • 16 Days of Activism End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls 🟠 Read the full contribution on our website to understand the deep psychological and social realities of digital violence.

Today marks the start of 16 Days of Activism For No Violence Against Women and Children (25 Nov – 10 Dec). Click here to read more: psyssa.com/psyssa-stands-…

As a society committed to human rights, dignity and social justice, we support peaceful collective action that highlights the value of women’s labour, voices and leadership.

This shutdown is more than a protest — it is a demand for justice, accountability, and the right of every person to live free from fear.

PsySSA stands in solidarity with Women for Change and supports the upcoming National Women’s Shutdown. 💜 South Africa cannot thrive while its women are unsafe.