SCRA Publications

The Community Psychologist (TCP) is the Society's newsletter, provides an informal venue for SCRA members to exchange ideas and information. It includes brief reports and reflections on the practice of community research and action, as well as updates and announcements of interest to members. Regular features include columns on women's issues, public policy, international issues, students' concerns, racial and cultural affairs, and job opportunities. SCRA members receive five to six issues of TCP each year, with one issue including a SCRA membership directory. Web access to TCP (.pdf files)

TCP Editor
Elizabeth Thomas
University of WA Bothell
ethomas@uwb.edu

The American Journal of Community Psychology (AJCP) is the official journal of SCRA. The goals of the journal are to foster scholarly dialogue and debate around issues of theory, empirical research, and intervention in the field of community psychology; to document the work of community psychology and to influence its evolution; to foster an understanding of the interdependence of research and practice; and to seek out ways to engage varied perspectives in scholarly debate (Trickett, 1993).

AJCP Editor (5 yr. term) William S. Davidson II, (1/03)
Dept. of Psychology
132 Psychology Building
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824-1116
w: 517-353-5015
h: 517-339-1609
fax: 517-432-2945
email: davidso7@pilot.msu.edu