Task Forces

Each president appoints task forces to work on specific, compelling issues in the psychology of women and gender or issues that face feminist psychologists in the U.S. and beyond. Task forces are appointed for two years. Currently active task forces are listed here. Most task forces produce a book, conference, data that are useful for Div. 35 planning or some other tangible product or initiative for the division.

Task Forces of Div. 35

Academic Feminist Leadership Academy Task Force (Chairs: Debra Kawahara, Wendi S. Williams)
Feminist Perspectives on Popular Culture
Feminist Perspectives on the Trafficking of Women
Internationalizing the Curriculum for Psychology of Women
Intersections Task Force on Healthy Development of Sexually Diverse Indigenous Girls and Girls of Color
Psychology of Middle Eastern North African Womxn Task Force (Chair: Nahal Kaivan)
Spirituality and Religion in the Lives of Women
Task Force on Educating through Feminist Research
Task Force on Establishment of an ABPP Certification in Feminist Psychological Practice
Task Force on Feminist Evidence-Based Practice
Task Force on Feminist Leadership to Advance Women in the Academy
Task Force on Feminist Perspectives on Sizism
Task Force on Gender and Emotion across the Lifespan
Task Force on Inclusion of Gender and Sexuality in Graduate Education
Task Force on South and West Asian Women
Task Force on the Future of Feminist Psychological Practice
The Feminist Psychology Institute