Where is Feminism in Psychology Now?

September 14, 2015
New England

by Antioch University

Current student Lauren Weisberg wrote a thoughtful and provocative column for the Division 35 of the APA (Society for the Psychology of Women) Newsletter in the summer, 2015 issue. In it she muses upon what has made her a feminist and the important roles she sees for feminism in psychology and in social justice.

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