As part of its objectives to promote the science of psychology, CPA is involved in a number of advocacy activities on behalf of psychology as a discipline and its members. These activities include meeting with Members of Parliament, attending various science-specific conferences and events, and compiling resources of interest.
CPA is a registered lobbyist organization, submitting monthly reports on its lobbying activities to the Government.
Are you interested in advocating on behalf of psychology? If you’re looking for information on how to approach politicians or for an advocacy guide for psychologists, click here…
Election 2011 - Speak out for Psychology
Election 2011 – Speak out for Psychology. The CPA created and resourced this page to support the participation of the psychological community in federal election 2011.
Resources
CPA Presentation (February 2010): The Advocacy of Psychology and the Psychology of Advocacy: The CPA Landscape
An Advocacy Guide For Psychologists
How to Approach Politicians. A collection of useful information about contacting/meeting local political candidates.