Publications

The Psychology of Women Quarterly (PWQ) is a feminist, scientific, peer-reviewed journal that publishes empirical research, critical reviews and theoretical articles that advance a field of inquiry, teaching briefs and invited book reviews related to the psychology of women and gender. 

Topics include (but are not limited to): 

• feminist approaches, methodologies and critiques.
  
• violence against women.
  
• body image and objectification.
  
• sexism, stereotyping and discrimination.
  
• intersectionality of gender with other social locations (such as age, ability status, class, ethnicity, race and sexual orientation).
  
• international concerns.
  
• lifespan development and change.
  
• physical and mental well-being.
  
• therapeutic interventions.
  
• sexuality.
  
• social activism.
  
• career development. 

Current Editor: Dawn M. Szymanski, PhD, (865) 724-4499. For more information including submission guidelines, please visit PWQ.

The Feminist Psychologist

The Feminist Psychologist is the official, division-wide newsletter of Div. 35 (The Society for the Psychology of Women). Our most recent issue and past issues are now publicly available.

Section Newsletters

• Still I Rise is the official Section I newsletter. Still I Rise is published quarterly.

• Society of Latinx Womxn in Psychology/Sociedad de Mujerx en Psicología  newsletter, the official newsletter of Section III, contains messages from our presidents, section events and members' accomplishments.

• Perspectives is a biannual publication of Section IV: Section on Sexual and Gender Diversity.

• The Asian Pacific Women’s Connection , is the official Section V newsletter, and contains articles from the section's president, president-elect, and lists section events and other relevant information.

• The Alaska Native/American Indian/Indigenous Women newsletter is the official Section VI newsletter, and is published twice annually.

The Psychology of Women series is published by APA. The division also sponsors other exceptional books.

Book series co-editors: Irene H. Frieze, PhD, and Margaret L. Signorella, PhD.

Div. 35 offers a variety of webinars and other video resources related to the psychology of women, feminist psychology, diversity and inclusion.

Div. 35's Violence Against Women Committee has compiled the resource "Spike in domestic violence during COVID-19" (PDF, 128KB), that details instances of the many alarming domestic violence incidents during the unforeseen COVID-19 pandemic.

Div. 35's Violence Against Women Committee presents a white paper on "Introduction to Forced Sexual Labor in the U.S." (PDF, 37KB).

Div. 35's Violence Against Women Committee presents a white paper on gender violence and inequality in Bolivia (PDF, 84KB) particularly as it applies to the experiences and activism of Indigenous women.

Div. 35's Violence Against Women Committee has compiled the resource "Spike in domestic violence during COVID-19" (PDF, 132KB) that details instances of the many alarming domestic violence incidents during the unforeseen COVID-19 pandemic.

Div. 35's Violence Against Women Committee has compiled the resource "The prevalence of acid attacks" (PDF, 155KB) that brings attention to the debilitating effects of acid attacks as well as emergency measures to take.