A critical community psychologist views systems of advanced industrial society as physically
and socially unsustainable, and thus proposes that the primary tasks of the critically oriented …

The performance of critical community psychologies is always contextual, intersubjective,
embodied, and politicized in nature. In this article, we draw from the epistemological …

The current chapter provides a context for this volume that sets out to critically interrogate the
biases in Western modernist thought concerning community and related applied …

Contributing to work that locates the place of psychology in countering coloniality, we
explore in this article what and for whom is a decolonising African psychology. We answer …

Photovoice is a visual participatory action research methodology that exemplifies many of
the aims of decolonial feminism and community psychology with its attendance to the …

There is growing recognition of the relevance of political mobilization in educational, social
and community work, particularly when working with people in situations of vulnerability …

Community psychology may be defined most simply as the applied study of the relationship
between social systems and individual wellbeing in the community context. It is a sub …

Within much community psychology, the notion of community has been deployed rather
uncritically. For many community psychologists, community represents a set of …

There are various approaches in psychology that have sought to understand the role of
culture in human functioning. Cross-cultural psychology has typically taken an approach …

This article investigates some of the ways in which neoliberalism and mainstream
psychology intersect to maintain a dominant episteme in psychology education within the …