"Practice is where we learn how our theories or ideas are implemented. Practice is where we improve our skills by adapting to the ever-changing environment."

"We are similar to archeologists, we try to understand the customs, norms and values within different contexts; we search for understanding by listening to people's lived experiences."

"We added a voice to communicate our field to an international audience, included new voices, and considered the cultural variables that would make the effort fair and impactful."

"The global journal helped define CP practice, and create an outlet for the contributions of practitioners that otherwise would never have told the stories of their projects."

"We try to understand collaborations with communities, and we have sought vehicles that value opportunities to take risks and are open to our unorthodox storytelling."

Featured Articles from Around the Globe

A Pragmatic Delphi Exploring Barriers and Facilitators to Emergency Responder/Healthcare Workers' Participation in the Blue Light Surf Club Therapy Intervention

Author(s): Jamie Marshall, Philip B. Ward, Russell Martindale, & Brendon Ferrier

Peer Reviewed

The aim of this study was to build consensus on the barriers/facilitators to a proposed surf therapy intervention supporting this population, the Blue Light Surf Club (BLSC). Where possible the study also explored pragmatic solutions from the perspectives of potential participants.

Gratitude journaling experiences of adults who participated in a 20-day clinical intervention to mitigate stress, anxiety and depression in the Covid-19 pandemic era in Zimbabwe

Author(s): Tanyaradzwa Dianah Mutseura, Julia Mutambara, & Tobias Magadure

Peer Reviewed

Gratitude journalizing is an important intervention for people grappling with a myriad of psychological problems and/or uncertainties brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Theater of the Oppressed as Assisted Regeneration: Challenging the "Expert" and Building a Psychology from and for the People

Author: Kristina Yarbrough

Peer Reviewed

This article argues a depth psychological comprehension of oppressor-oppressed relationalities and integrity to assisted regeneration are necessary for Theater of the Oppressed projects to have a liberatory function.

White Supremacy and White Antiracism: Practice Implications for Community Practitioners

Author: Josal Diebold

For white community workers committed to being antiracist agents of change, the intersection between white supremacy and antiracism highlights important practice implications.

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Dear Authors and Readers

We are proud to share our latest issue of the Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice. We are immensely grateful for your patience and understanding. Your support means the world to us, and we truly appreciate your grace.

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Pathways to Justice Project: Lesson Plan

Author(s): Bianca D.M. Wilson & Lauren J.A. Bouton

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Featured Articles from Around the Globe

A Pragmatic Delphi Exploring Barriers and Facilitators to Emergency Responder/Healthcare Workers' Participation in the Blue Light Surf Club Therapy Intervention

Gratitude journaling experiences of adults who participated in a 20-day clinical intervention to mitigate stress, anxiety and depression in the Covid-19 pandemic era in Zimbabwe

Theater of the Oppressed as Assisted Regeneration: Challenging the "Expert" and Building a Psychology from and for the People

White Supremacy and White Antiracism: Practice Implications for Community Practitioners

In this Issue

Editor's Note

Dear Authors and Readers

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Pathways to Justice Project: Lesson Plan

Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice ISSN 2163-8667

Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice
ISSN 2163-8667