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The BIC ECP Travel Award is a $1000 award to support psychologists within the first five years of their career by defraying costs associated with attending the annual APA Convention.

A $1000 award to support those presenting on BDSM/kink topics by defraying travel costs to the APA Annual Convention.

This award recognizes distinguished professional contributions advancing the interests, goals, and purposes of Division 44.

This award honors distinguished theoretical or empirical contributions to lesbian, gay, or bisexual psychological issues.

To acknowledge the ever-widening circle of people who support Division 44's mission, the Division 44 Executive Committee launched the Evelyn Hooker Award for Distinguished Contribution by an Ally in 2008.

Recognize colleagues who have made distinguished contributions to the interests, goals, and purposes of Division 44 in the area of education, either academic or public.

This award recognizes leaders advancing the rights of LGBT people, engage others within our profession to extend recognition and respect for LGBT people, and advocate for equality for LGBT people.

This award supports engagement with LGBT people of color issues in psychology by defraying travel costs to the APA Annual Convention.

This award honors a graduate student in psychology who has made a distinguished contribution to research or practice, or who has performed exceptional service to the division.

Recipients are selected by the division president and citations often go to individual or organizations whose mission and work are consistent with the president's theme or focus.

This award recognizes distinguished contributions to the interests, goals, and purposes of Division 44 in the area of ethnic minority gay, lesbian, and bisexual psychology.

Recognize a book that has made a significant contribution to the field of LGBT psychology.

Stay current with the Division 44 news and future events.

Welcome incoming president-elect and member-at-large.

Our lives and our stories are near non-existent in any of our Greek-American institutions, organizations, the media, literature, and other cultural/community spaces.

In this issue: in memoriam of Gregory Michael Sarlo, PhD.

It is with deep sorrow that we note the passing of Gregory Michael Sarlo, PsyD, who died in the early hours of June 17, 2026, following a courageous six-month battle with pancreatic cancer.

Our division considers a wide breadth of contributions for fellow status.

The Society for the Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity publishes a journal, newsletter and book reviews.

Division 44 focuses on the diversity of human sexual orientations by supporting research, promoting education and affecting professional and public policy.

A sample of resources for engagement in LGBTQIA+ related advocacy in interpersonal, community, and systemic levels.

Nominations are now open—submit yours today

Committee leadership changes and awards available.

In this issue: midwinter meeting summary, updates from the Committee on Consensual Non-monogamy and the Bisexual Issues Committee, current awards offered, and more.