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VOLUME 57 ISSUE 2 MAY-JUNE 2017

THE INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST

CELEBRATING 75 YEARS Communication, Mentoring, Contributing

to Development of Global Psychology

CONTENTS

Section I—Leader’s Reports 1

Section II—Member&International 5

Section III—Administrative 11

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016-2017

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: Machiko Fukuhara, PhD, JAPAN fmachiko@h2.dion.ne.jp President Elect: Jean Lau Chin, EdD, USA CEOServices@yahoo.com Past President: Janet Sigal, PhD, USA janet2822@aol.com Treasurer: Nancy M. Sidun, PsyD, USA n.sidun@hawaiiantel.net Secretary: Justina Aire, PhD, GRENADA jaire@sgu.edu DIRECTORS AT LARGE

Term expires 2017 Polly Dy, Esq., PHILIPPINES Dr. Richard Velayo, USA

Term expires 2018 Dr. Anna Laura Comunian, ITALY Dr. Sandra E. S. Neil, AUSTRALIA

Term expires 2019 Dr. Merry Bullock, USA Dr. Michelle Downey, USA

Student Representatives to the Board Mischelle Flormata, PHILIPINES Joshua Wright, CANADA Non-Voting Board Representatives UN NGO Chair & Main Representative Dr. Florence Denmark, USA Liaison Coordinator Dr. Tara Pir, USA Interest Groups Coordinatir Dr. Varda Muhlbaur, ISRAEL Dr. Diana Boer, GERMANY

World Area Chairs Coordinator: Dr. Sandr a E.S. Neil, AUS. Membership Chair: Dr. Andrew Simon Long Range Conference Planning: Dr. Merry Bullock, & Dr. Maria Lavooy, USA Parliamentarians

Meetings."Dr. Florence Denmark, USA, Consultant. Dr. Ann Marie O’Roark, USA Contracts: Newsletter Editor: A.M. O’Roark annoroark@bellsouth.net Interim Sec-General: N. Quatrano

nancy@OnTargetWords.com WebMaster.JPAbilla@imces.org

let me invite you to the 75th First of all,

annual Conference in New York City which will be held July 27-30, 2017. This Conference is especially meaningful to us in that we will be celebrating the ICP,Inc’s 75th anniversary since its foundation in New York 75 years ago. 2017 Local Arrangement Committee members and Conference Coordinator President- Elect Jean Chin are working enthusiastically to make the Anniversary Celebration and 75th annual Conference memorable.

I urge you not to miss the opportunity to attend informative sessions, network, and get together with long-time and new colleague-friends.

2017 Scientific Program In addition to elaborate academic programs, including the annual Human Rights Summit, a series on leadership, a Symposium featuring eleven former presidents, there will be a Town Hall Meeting led by Drs. Merry Bullock, Chair, Long Range Conference Committee, and Andrew Simon, Membership Committee. This special design gives an anniversary focus to the open-discussion segment of ICP’s Membership Business Meeting. Although a rather unfamiliar term for ICP, follows in the footsteps of Council Board futuring workshops(1991), retreats (2007) and strategic planning events(2010. The Annual Business Meeting is 1:30-2:30 on July 30 - Machiko Fukuhara; * Celebrating ICP Present and Future Directions: Town Hall Meeting - Merry Bullock and Andrew Simon. Dr. Robert Silberberg, Chair of the ByLaws & Rules Committee, and Dr. Sandra Neil, Coordinator of World Area Chairs, will be collaborating with the Town Hall session and follow up activity. Historically, ICP,Inc. is a unique

The objective is to gather ideas to insure relevant continuation of the mission of the association.

Dr. Robert Silberberg, Chair of the ByLaws & Rules Committee, and Dr. Sandra Neil, Coordinator of World Area Chairs, will be collaborating with this anniversary town hall discussion and follow up activity.

Historically, ICP,Inc. is unique among international psychology associations because members are encouraged to develop collaborative person-to-person relationships by working with psychologists from other countries on projects of their choice. Joining an Interest Group to develop joint symposia or on an academic project is just one example! The UN NGO work and the Human Rights World Summits illustrate the potential longevity of these Ad Hoc interest groups. I feel the framework has been prepared and hope that they will develop this further so that we can continue to contribute to the wellness of people throughout the world.

Presidential Priorities and Goals 2017

During my term, I have emphasized the need for more frequent communication among officers – the Executive Committee, all elected board members – Directors and Executive Officers. Non-voting Council Board members included Appointed coordinators, chairs of standing committees, ad hoc committees and contracted service providers --- editor, webmanager and secretary general.

I hoped inclusive discussion of the activities and business of ICP would lead the organization towards facilitating the delivery of important benefits to the entire Membership and result in enhanced internal collaborative work.

Machiko

Fukuhara, PhD,

TOKYO , JAPAN PRESIDENT, Japanese Association of Microcounseling; Director Psychoeducational Institute; Honorary Professor Tokiwa University Associate ICP, Inc. 1974 Full Member 1979

CONTENTS LEADERSHIP 75TH Annual Conference MEMBERS & INTERNATIONAL NEWS ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

75th Annual Conference July 27-30, 2017

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PRESIDENT ELECT Jean Lau Chin, EdD, ABPP Adelphi University, NY

In addition, I encouraged and mentored younger scholars towards their goals by steering them to self-realization as they were enabled by scholarships to explore and increase their knowledge in our field.

Recognizing ICP’s Contributions to Development of Global Psychology and Ethics

Another project I initiated through Interim Board Meeting conversations is preparation of an anniversary book celebrating the history and vision of the International Council and recording of select proceedings from the 2017-2018 annual conferences that kicked-off and wraped-up this jubilee year. Dr. Chin and I are collaborating as Honorary Co-Editors, while academic editing, publication and sale of the 75th Anniversary Book is headed by Drs. Harold Takooshian, Uwe Gielen, Florence Denmark and Ann Marie O’Roark. Others working to develop contents include Drs. Rosewith Roth and Anna Laura Comunian. The book will make it possible for us to get to know more about our own accomplishments and the 75th anniversary book will facilitate another of the goals announced at the beginning of my term as President: to widely disseminate information about contributions of the Council, now legally titled the International Council of Psychologists, ,Inc. in the development of worldwide scientific psychology, its ethical practice and the importance of integration of allied disciplinary Professionals.

As we join together in NYC, we remember that ICP,Inc. was not built in a day and we rejoice that it is still evolving! I greatly appreciate our predecessors, our hard-working, collaborative contemporaries and welcome our successors who will continue to add to strong foundations, firm psychological principles & values to maintain the unique and innovative characteristics of ICP, Inc.

Appreciations I would like to thank current Officers & Directors, Parliamentarians, Appointed Non-Voting Board Representatives, and ICP,Inc. Members who supported me during my Presidency and their contributions to realizing the goals for this year. The year was highlighted by a trip to the United States. In New York City I met with conference planners and long time colleagues arranging celebrations for July 27-30, 2017 and publication of an Anniversary Book. I also made an official visit to St. Augustine to meet with and express personal appreciations to Editor & Parliamentarian Dr. O’Roark and Interim Sec Gen. Quatrano ( July2015-July2017. I cannot express enough words of appreciation to Ms Nancy Quatrano, who made possible the achievement of the INTERIM COUNCIL BOARD telephone meetings. She dedicated considerable portions of her work-life to Council assignments for more than five years, during a multi-year transition after deaths of Treasurer Gamache and Membership Chair Rose. I give an extra special Thank You to Nancy Quatrano.

It has been my honor to serve as President of the International Council of Psychologists, 2016-2017, the 75th ANNIVERSARY YEAR.

The 75th Annual ICP Conference 2017 in New York City, the Big Apple, will be memorable with a conference theme of Psychology’s

Contribution to People, the Planet,

and the World. New York is home to the United Nations as well as being one of the most cosmopolitan centers in the world. The conference will precede the annual American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, DC, only a few hours away by train. We hope ICP members and friends will join us. Register at: www.ICPWEB.org The conference will be rejuvenating as we launch our Membership Campaign coordinated by Sandra Neil and Andrew Simon. ICP is unique as an international organization of psychologists with local roots through our Area Chairs. Connect with one and join us at a conference that convenes and promotes creative and innovative ways of international collaboration through posters, symposia, workshops and papers. We are featuring three forums: Human Rights organized by Sandra Neil on social action; Global and Diverse Leadership on collaborative research organized by Jean Lau Chin, President-Elect; and a Town Hall meeting celebrating ICP Present and Future Directions organized by Merry Bullock and Andrew Simon. Janel Gauthier, President of the International Association of Applied Psychology and our Awardee last year will be a keynote speaker. Also featured will be 2 dinners; one will be a 10 course Chinese banquet in NYC Chinatown nearby. Lodging options and suggestions for tours and sightseeing are in Administrative Section of the International Psychologist 57.2

Primary Hotel Lodging: The Beekman, a Thompson Hotel 123 Nassau Street New York, NY, 10038 http://www.thompsonhotels.com/hotels/nyc/the-beekman Within the majestic walls of one of New York City’s most exceptional landmarks, a new paradigm for luxury hotels in Lower Manhattan has emerged. An architectural gem, hailed for its iconic nine-story atrium and pyramidal skylight, The Beekman is just three blocks from the ICP Conference meeting rooms. There are two restaurants in The Beekman as well as a 24-hour in-room dining option. Ten rooms with one Queen bed and five rooms with two Queen beds have been reserved for the ICP conference. Available dates: Thursday, July 27 – Sunday, July 30, 2017 One Queen bed rate: $249 + tax/night Two Queen beds rate: $349 + tax/night To book reservations, conference attendees can call via cell phone 1-855-5BEEKMAN and indicate membership with International Council of Psychologists, or use this link https://gc.synxis.com/rez.aspx?Hotel=65169&Chain=15564&arrive=7/27/2017&depart=7/30/2017&adult=1&child=0&group=1707PACEUN

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TREASURER MESSAGE Nancy M. Sidun,

PsyD, ABPP, ATR

n.sidun@hawaiiantel.net

Good news!

Our financial picture continues to be stable. As of May 15, 2017 our operations account balance is currently $11,867.72. Our convention account currently is $13,027.42; according to our convention budget we should comfortably cover convention costs and make a profit! Hope to see everyone in July at our convention in New York City; it promises to be an excellent convention. Lastly our Savings and Fukuhara Award account is significant at $65,172.57. As mentioned in earlier reports, a financial committee to assist in making financial decisions for Council needs to be re-established. I’m still open to nominations for this committee; if you or know of someone that you think would be a strong member for this committee, please let me know Additionally, I want to encourage all members to renew your membership, if you haven’t already done so. Call for Dues has been posted and I look forward to Council continuing to develop and strengthen as an organization to advance psychology and application of its scientific findings throughout the world. Respectfully submitted, Nancy M. Sidun BOARD SECRETARY Justina E. Aire, PhD

INTERIM ICP, INC. BOARD Minutes: Telephone

Conference

APRIL 28 /29, 2017

CALL TO ORDER: President Machiko Fukuhara called the meeting to order at three minutes past the hour after greeting participants as they logged into the conference call. Dr. Fukuhara thanked all for attending. Due to a full agenda, we must attempt to keep on schedule. Most important are the three motions noted on the emailed agenda. ROLL CALL: Board Secretary Justina Aire reminded all to state their name when making comments to the group. She called names of elected board members and invited appointed participants in random order. Then she asked any who were observer-attendees to identify

themselves. Present: Elected Board Members. Machiko Fukuhara, President; Jean Lau Chin, President Elect; Nancy Sidun, Treasurer; Justina Aire, Secretary; Directors at Large: Richard Velayo; Anna Laura Comunian; Sandra Neil; Merry Bullock Appointed: Florence Denmark, 75th Conference Local Proposal Committee Co-Chair and Parliamentarian; Andy Simon, Membership Chair; Robert Silverberg, Bylaws and Rules Committee Chair; Ann Marie O'Roark, Parliamentarian-Consultant Contracts: Ann Marie O'Roark. IP Editor; Nancy Quatrano; Temporary Secretary General Telephone Conference Call Service & Recording Duration: 2+ hours Unofficial Summary Notes. President Fukuhara reviewed the agenda and managed the order and time for topics for discussion. Minutes of last meeting read by Board Secretary. All present agreed with contents. No discussion. [From the President’s Agenda] Today’s primary discussion /decision topics: 1 ICP, Inc. Conference, 2017 Logistics & Distance Participants [Fees] Registration Fees Review Scientific Schedule overview Plan for 75th Anniversary Book Long Range Planning town hall session Website Arrangement for Conference &Proposal Submissions via website AWARDS[Tan] and InAbsentia Exhibit [Comunian] INTEREST GROUP Sessions. 2. Financial Report/ Revised Budget 3. Governance. By-Laws Revisions; Rules Adm.Updates 4. Membership Issues: WACC & Memb.Ch. World Area Chairs Coordinator: Membership Recruitment Planning with Membership Chair Memb. Chair.[New Applications; Data Base; New modalities for engagement with students and members 5.Brief Reports/Updates: Report on New Interim Secretary General Nomination & Election Update Development of Interest Group LongRangeConference Planning: 2018,19

2017 NOMINATIONS & ELECTIONS Chair: Past President Janet Sigal. Committee: Florence Denmark, Richard Velayo, Amos Alao President Elect: Naomi Porter, Consuelo Barreda-Hanson Director at Large: Josephine Tan, Emily Dow, Andrew Simon

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Complete SPRING BALLOT To be published In IP57.2 Part B International Understanding

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DIRECTOR AT LARGE 2015-18 Anna Laura Comunian, PhD. Professor

Emeritus Padua University, Italy Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 14 Geneva 20 GENEVA UN REPRESENTATIVE

1. Under Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 14, by

2020, the impacts of climate change explicitly focus on the trade-related aspects of fisheries: a) effectively regulate harvesting and end overfishing, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and destructive fishing practices and implement science-based management plans; b) prohibit certain forms of fisheries subsidies which contribute to overcapacity and overfishing, eliminate subsidies that contribute to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing; c) refrain from introducing new such subsidies, recognizing that appropriate and effective special and differential treatment for developing and least developed countries should be an integral part of the World Trade Organization fisheries subsidies negotiation. Upcoming: Goal 14: Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development.. New York, June 2017, co-hosted by the Governments of Fiji and Sweden; and 11th WTO Ministerial Conference (Buenos Aires, December 2017).

DIRECTOR AT LARGE 2016-19

Merry Bullock, PhD.

ICP 75TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE: WEBSITE http://icp2017.cloudaccess.net An electronic registration form for the 75th ICP, INC. Annual Conference will be completed and posted to this site. Please send any comments and additions to Merry Bullock merrybullock@mac.com

DIRECTOR AT LARGE 2015-2018 Sandra E. Neil, PhD Satir Centre Melbourne, Australia

History of Human Rights Summits for the

International Council of Psychologists “Endangered People and Children World Summits”

Chair Dr. Sandra Neil, Organiser and Symposia Contributor 1. 1986..

Round Table Human Rights Conference with Area Chair Present. International Council of Psychologists Annual Conference, Tel Aviv Israel.

2. 1988 Papers presented at the 46th Annual Convention of the International Council of Psychologists, Republic of Singapore, 21 - 25 August 1988, "Health, Psychology, Stigma, Social Identity and Body Image - Some suggestions for Health Professionals". Papers also presented at this Conference “Peace & the World” with C. Harari of Humanistic Psychology Centre, New York, USA, T. Iritani, Tokyo University, Japan, A. S. Patel, Bardo, India, and Dr. Sandra E.S. Neil, Melbourne, Australia - "International Psychology's Contribution to World Peace - Round Table Symposia”.

3. 1991 Endangered People and Children World Summit: The Legacy and the Challenge, 49th Annual Convention of the International Council of Psychologists, San Francisco CA, USA.

4. 1995 Endangered People and Children World Summit: The Legacy and the Challenge, 53rd Annual Convention of the International Council of Psychologists. Conference Theme: Cross Cultural Encounters. Tapei, Taiwan.

5. 1997 "Human Rights Forum: Endangered People and Children World Summit": published in International Journal of Group Tensions, Vol 27: No 4.

6. 1997 Endangered People and Children World Summit: The Legacy and the Challenge, 55thAnnual Convention of the International Council of Psychologists. Conference Theme: Psychologists Facing the Challenge of a Global Culture with Human Rights and Mental Health, Regional Cross Cultural Perspectives on Human Development, Graz Austria

7. 1998 “Endangered People and Children World Summit”: Human Rights Forum chaired by Dr Sandra E.S. Neil at the 56th Annual Convention of the International Council of Psychologists in Melbourne, Australia, 1 - 5 August 1998.

8. 1999 As President of The International Council of Psychologists; “Endangered People and Children World Summit”: Human Rights Forum. 57th Annual Convention of the International Council of Psychologists. The Spiritual side of Psychology at Century’s End, Salem,Massachusetts, USA.

9. 2000 "He Gave Me a Red Poppy": paper presentation by Dr Sandra E.S. Neil as part of the two hour symposium "Transfiguring the Commonplace: When Images Speak and Words Sing," chaired by Professor Stephanie Dudek, at the XXVII International Congress of Psychology, 27 July 2000, Stockholm, Sweden. Other presenters included Dr Robert Silverberg.

10. 2000 As President-Elect of International Council of Psychologists “Endangered People and Children World Summit”: Human Rights Forum, 58th Annual Conference of the International Council of Psychologists. Conference Theme: It’s All About Relationships, Padua, Italy.

11. 2000 "The Family: Microcosm for the World": paper presentation by Dr Sandra E.S. Neil as part of the two hour symposium "Human Rights: Focus on Cultural Norms," convened and chaired by Dr Sandra E.S. Neil, at the XXVII International Congress of Psychology, 28 July 2000, Stockholm, Sweden. Other presenters included Professor Jaswant Khanna, Professor Mukti Khanna, Dr Robert Silverberg. 12. 2001 International Council of Psychologists, “Endangered People and Children World Summit”: Human Rights Forum, 59th Annual Conference of the International Council of Psychologists. Conference Theme: Catching the Future: Women and Men in Global Psychology, Winchester, UK. 13. 2002

“Illusions of Safety Diminished: Endangered People and Children’s Peace Summit 2002”: forum which Dr Sandra E.S. Neil chaired and presented ‘Towards Peace: Penning History

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with Green Ink (The Colour of Creativity, Partnership and Beauty,’ along with Beth Hedva (USA), Seisoh Sukemune (Japan), and Nabil El-Zahhar (Egypt), at the International Council of Psychologists 60th Annual Convention, 1 – 5 July 2002, Manila, The Philippines.

14. 2003 “Endangered Children and People World Summit,” by the ICP Peace, International Relations and Human Rights Interest Group. This forum was chaired by Dr Sandra Neil. Others who were involved were: Matti Gershenfeld (USA), Chok C.Hiew (Canada), Nabil E. El-Zahhar (Egypt), Beth Hedva (Canada), Joy Rice (USA), Dr Amos Alao (Botswanna) at the 61st Annual Convention, International Council of Psychologists; Mental Health for Today’s World, 11-14 August, 2003, Toronto, Canada. 15. 2004 “Peace Between, Peace Amongst & Peace Within,” by the International Council of Psychologists International Relations and Human Rights Interest Group. This forum was chaired by Dr Sandra Neil.Others who were involved were: Dr Matti Gershenfeld (USA), Dr Nabil E. El-Zahhar (Egypt), Dr Beth Hedva (Canada), Dr Natidavid Dyan (Philippines), Dr Joy Rice (USA), Dr Edith Grothberg (USA), Prof Florence Denmark (USA), Dr Jaswant Khanna (USA), Prof Noah Milgram (Israel), Dr Amos Alao (Botswanna &, Dr Itah Kandjii-Murangi (Namibia, South Africa). For the 62nd Annual Convention, International Council of Psychologists; Making A Difference In The Lives Of Others, 3rd- 6th August, 2004, Jinan, China. 16. 2005 “Endangered People and Children: Peace, International Relations and Human Rights World Summit,”a symposium chaired by Dr Sandra E.S. Neil at the 63rd Annual Convention, International Council of Psychologists; 16th-20th July 2005, Foz De Iguacu, Brazil. Other participants in this forum were: Dr Matti Gershenfeld (USA), Dr Chok Hiew (Canada), Dr Amos Alao (Botswana), Dr Natidavid Dyan (Philippines), Dr Joy Rice (USA), Dr Edith Grothberg (USA) and Prof Noah Milgram (Israel). Dr. Neil’s presentation was entitled “Human Rights and Responsibilities in the Family: A Transgenerational Approach to Positive Change in Families.”

17. 2006 “Endangered People and Children: Peace, International Relations and Human Rights World Summit,”a symposium group chaired by Dr Sandra E.S. Neil at the 64th Annual Convention, International Council of Psychologists; 10th-13th July 2004, Kos, Greece. Other participants in this forum were: Dr Matti Gershenfeld (USA), Professor Florence Denmark (USA), Dr Amos Alao (Botswana), Dr Natidavid Dyan (Philippines), Dr Edith Grothberg (USA), Dr. Beth Hedva (Canada) and Prof Noah Milgram (Israel). Dr. Neil’s presentation was entitled “Human Rights and Responsibilities in the Family and the Nation in Crisis: Satir Approach to Positive Change in Families and in National Disasters”. 18. 2006 Dayan N., Grotberg E., Roth R., Hiew C., and Bernardo A.B., (Eds) (2006) Making aDifference in the Life of Others. Proceedings of the 62nd Annual Convention International Council of Psychologists August 3-6, 2004, Jinan, China, II. International Friendship Global Summit: Peace Between, Peace Amongst, and Peace Within, Introduction & Conclusion pp 41-43; Families and International Global Peace: “Green not Red: Peace Begins within the Family” pp 49-65, Shaker Verlag, ISBN 3-8322-5546-X

19. 2007 65th Annual Convention, The International Council of Psychologists, August 11-14, 2007, San Diego, USA: Accepted to give oral presentation entitled “Peace Begins Within the Family: The ‘New’ New Australians”. Also invited to be Chairperson to represent the Australian perspective “Endangered People and Children: World Round Table Summit” Other participants in this forum were: Co-Chair- Dr Nabil El-Zahhar, Discussant- Dr Robert Silverberg, Presenters, Professor EmeritaFlorence Denmark (USA), Dr Edith Henderson Grothberg (USA), Dr Ann O’Roark (USA), Professor Noach Milgram (Israel), Dr Lugwig Lowenstein (United Kingdom).

20. 2010 68th Annual convention, Keynote Address Dr S E Neil, The International Council of Psychologists,August 3-7, 2010, Chicago, USA: Invited Address entitled “Enhancing Family Values”.

21. 2010 Melbourne World Peace Summit 2010, International Relations And Human Rights, The International Council Of Psychologists International Relations and Human Rights World Summit presented as a program within the 27th Congress Of The International Association Of Applied Psychologists, July 11th-16th Melbourne,” a symposium group chaired by Dr Sandra E.S. Neil. Other participants in thisforum included co-chair – Dr Robert Morgan (USA), Discussant – Dr Robert L.N. Silverberg (Australia), Dr Ann Marie O’Roark (USA), Dr Ludwig Lowenstein (United Kingdom), Professor Sherri McCarthy (USA), Professor Emerita Florence Denmark,(USA), Professor Anna Laura Comunian (Italy),Dr Sandra E Neil (Australia).

22. 2013 Jakarta, Indonesia World Peace Summit 2013, The Endangered People and Children Human Rights World Summit from The International Council of Psychologists, International Relations and Human Rights Interest Group presented as a program within the 71st annual ICP July 3rd - 7th Jakarta, Indonesia. Chair Dr Sandra Neil. Discussant Dr Robert Silverberg, Co-Chairs are Prof. Dr. Roswith Roth (Austria), and Dr. Natividad Dayan (Philippines). Presenters Prof. Dr. Sarlito Sarwono (INDONESIA), Dr. Tara Pir (USA), Prof. Dr Roswith Roth (Austria), Dr. Natividad A. Dayan,(Philippines), Dr Sandra Eileen Neil, PhD (Psychology), (Australia), Dr L F Lowenstein Ph.D (United Kingdom), Dr Julia Rose (United Kingdom).

23. 2015Toronto, Canada World Peace Summit 2015, “The Endangered People and Children Human Rights World Summit”, The International Council of Psychologists, International Relations and Human Rights Interest Group presented as a program within the 73rd annual ICP Conference 1st – 3rd August Toronto, Canada. Chair: Dr Sandra E.S. Neil PhD, MA, BEd, BA, FAPS (Australia), Discussant: Emerita Professor Dr. Florence Denmark (USA), Presenters: Professor. Dr. Roswith Roth, Universität Graz, Institut für Psychologie (Austria), Professor Dr Anna Laura Comunian Professor at the Department of General Psychology University of Padua (Italy), Professor Dr. Machiko Fukahara (Japan), Dr. Sandra E. Neil PhD, MA, BEd, BA, FAPS (Australia), Professor John Thoburn Ph.D., A.B.P.P. (USA), Dr. Robert L Silverberg M.D. FAAP (Australia), Dr. Justina Aire PhD Professor of Psychology (West Indies).

24. 2016 Yokohama, Japan World Peace Summit 2016, “The Endangered People and Children

Human Rights Wold Summit for The International Council of Psychologists, International Relations and Human Rights Interest Group presented as a program within the 74th Annual ICP Conference, “Psychology for World Equality, Access and Well-being”, 22-25th July, 2016, Yokohama, Japan. Chair: Dr Sandra E.S. Neil PhD, MA, BEd, BA, FAPS (Australia), Discussant: Emerita Professor Dr. Florence Denmark (USA), Presenters: Professor. Dr. Roswith Roth, Universität Graz, Institut für Psychologie (Austria), Dr. Sandra E. Neil PhD, MA, BEd, BA, FAPS (Australia), Dr. Dietrich Albert, Department of Psychology; University of Graz, Knowledge Technologies Institut; Graz University of Technology, Graz/Austria (Austria), & Dr. Robert L Silverberg M.D. FAAP (Australia).

25. 2017 New York, USA World Peace Summit 2017, “The Endangered People and Children Human Rights Wold Summit for The International Council of Psychologists, International Relations and Human Rights Interest Group presented as a program within the 75th Annual ICP Conference, “Psychology's Contribution to People, the Planet, and the World”, 28-30th July, 2017, New York, USA. Chair: Dr Sandra E.S. Neil PhD, MA, BEd, BA, FAPS (Australia), Discussant: Emerita Professor Dr. Florence Denmark (USA), Presenters: Dr. Sandra E. Neil PhD, MA, BEd, BA, FAPS (Australia), Professor Dr. Machiko Fukuhara (Japan), Assistant Professor Dr. Jason Wynter (Jamaica), Professor Dr. R. Roth Universität Graz, Institut für Psychologie (Austria), Dr. Ann Marie O’Roark(USA), Mrs. Sofia Sousa (Australia), Professor Justina E. Aire (Grenada) Associate Professor Dr. Andrew Simon, (USA) Dr. Chris Mulchay (USA). Recorder for The Journal: Dr. Robert L Silverberg M.D. FAAP (Australia & USA).

INTERIM SECRETARY-GENERAL

Nancy l. Quatrano Hastings, Florida

While activity related to the 2017 ICP, Inc. Annual Convention and Board Meeting was plentiful in the first quarter, the result is a dedicated conference website and already the registrations and some new memberships are steadily coming in. The registration report has been developed and is working to enable smooth registration at conference time. Since January, I have monitored two international conference calls for President Fukuhara and the Board which has enabled a great deal of ICP business to be conducted not only for the present year, but for the future, as well. Presently, I am preparing the information that the newly elected Temporary Secretary-General, Arthur Roh, will need to take over this position in July. His CV is very strong and he’s been great to speak and email with and I have every confidence that he’s a great candidate for this position. It is helpful that he and President-elect Jean Chin are both in New York City. Treasurer Nancy Sidun and I continue to work together, for the board’s consideration, on the present and future financial needs of the organization. Dues continue to come in, though not as many renewals as desired, so if you haven’t paid your 2017 dues, won’t you please do so today? It is exciting to report to Membership Chair Dr. Andrew Simon that we have new members every month. I continue to support President Machiko Fukuhara as needed, and some assigned chairpersons as well. Respectfully submitted,Nancy Quatrano

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THURSDAY, JULY 27, 2017

Pre-Conference Workshops2:00pm – 5:00pmPsychological Correspondences of Body Movement Behavior, Parent-Infant Interaction, and Culture as Viewed through the Lens of the Kestenberg Movement Profile - K. Mark Sossin, Ph.D. &AllaSheynkin,PsyD The 7-Step Integrative Healing Model:A journey for healing, happiness and sustainable community building - Ani Kalayjian PhD. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 20179:00am – 12:00pm Parenting assessment and intervention: Measurement, clinical applications, and diversity - Barbara Mowder, PhD RenanaNerwen, Renee Krochek, PsyD, and Florence Rubinson, PhD A Crash Course in Implementing Behavioral Health Services into Primary Care Clinics - Stacy Ogbeide, PsyD, MS. 9:00am – 3:00pm Ethical Framework for Global Mental Health – Elena Cherepanov, PhD, LMHC

Conference Program FRIDAY, JULY 28, 20179:00AM-4:00 PM Outgoing Council Board Meeting. Machiko Fukuhara, Presiding. Pace University Psychology Dept. COUNCIL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO ALL 4PM Opening Reception WELCOME–Machiko Fukuhara, President. Pace University Psychology Dept Rm 1321

SATURDAY, JULY 29, 20178:30AM Registration and Coffee Location: 9:00o-5:00PM Posters and InAbsentia Posters Exhibit

9:00 - 9:30AM Opening Remarks: Jean Lau Chin, Conference Chairand President-Elect Welcome Remarks: Sonia Suchday, Dyson College Center for Global Psychology Logistics: Andrew Simon 9:30-10:30AM Keynote – Janel Gauthier,President of the International Association of Applied Psychology (Video tape) 10:30-11 Break and time to visit Posters

11-12:30 Global and Diverse Leadership Forum- Jean LauChin (Video tape on YouTube for website) Location: This Forum will build a network of research collaboration and exchange on global and diverse leadership. The working panel will identify a common question, problem, or measure and apply its work to leadership development to address contemporary problems for a diverse and global society.

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Concurrent Papers/Symposia Sessions TBA 12:30-1:30 Lunch: Honoring Area Chairs and Interest Group Leaders. Hosting: S. Neil, WACC & F.Denmark, UN NGO Interest Group Coordinator

1:30-3:00 Human Rights Symposium (video tape) – Sandra Neil Location: Bianco Room*Program Sessions TBA

SATURDAY, JULY 29, 2017 [CONT’D]

3:00-3:30 Break and InAbsentia Posters Exhibit3:30-5:00 Celebrating ICP Present and Future Directions:Town Hall Discussion Segment of COUNCIL’s Annual Membership MeetingA brainstorming and visioning about future activities in ICP, in context of a review of ICP 's visioning goals at 50th anniversary and two other board workshops. A report will be given of preconference town hall Survey results. ALL ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE.

*Concurrent Papers/Symposia Sessions TBA6:00 PM -8 PM Chinese Banquet at Oriental Garden (Optional at $60; must preregister) 14 Elizabeth Street, New York, NY

SUNDAY, JULY 30, 2017 8:30AM Coffee 8:30AM–12:00PM Poster Exhibit 9:00-10:30AM

Symposia 1 TBA Denmark-Gunwald: Feminist Research and Service Award

2016: Joan Chrisler, PhD. U.Conn. Concurrent Papers/Symposia Sessions TBA

Continuation of Global and Diverse Leadership Forum 10:30-11:00 Break and time to visit Posters11:00-2:30

Individual Papers / Symposia TBA WORKSHOP

Continuation of Human Rights Forum

12:30-1:30 Awards Luncheon PRESENTATION OF ICP 2017 Awards: OutgoingPresident Fukuhara and Award Chairs

DISTINGUISHED INTERNATIONAL CONFRIBUTIONS FEMINIST RESEARCH & GRADUATE STUDENT /early career RESEARCH

ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH AND SERVICE; Conference Attendee Student PostersInAbsentia Graduate Student Poster Exhibit

Presidential Appreciation Awards for Outgoing Elected Board Members, 2017-18 Ambassadors, Special Recognitions for Service during the Last Year

1:30-2:30pm Annual MEMBERSHIP Meeting – Machiko Fukuhara Presiding: Officers Reports to Membership; Presentation of ICP, Inc. Flag to Incoming President. Summary of Town Hall Membership Discussion Segment of Annual Membership Business meeting. *Concurrent Individual Papers TBA2:30-3:00 Break3:00PM..4:30

Individual Papers TBASymposia TBA Workshop TBA

75th ANNUAL BOARD MEETINGS ANDSCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Preview Tentative Schedule

3:00-6:30 Incoming EC Meeting – Jean Lau Chin Presiding 4:30-5:00 Conference Wrap-Up

7:00-9:00 Conference Closing Banquet at Madison Bistro (Optional at $75; must preregister)

Reminder: Saturday Chinatown Dinner 6-8 PM $60 . Optionalhttp://icp2017.cloudaccess.host

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MEMBERSHIP CHAIR ANDREW SIMON, PhD.

75th Conference Logistics Chair Seton Hall U. NJ

We are just weeks away from our conference in New York City. For those still finalizing plans, please see the ICP website for information. Our conference center is located downtown at Pace University. Just three blocks away is our hotel, The Beekman, offering a special discount for ICP members. For those wanting to find other lodging, the website includes a list of additional hotels in the downtown region. You can also find information there on restaurants and things to do and see while in New York. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Chris STOUThttp://DrChrisStout.com Founding Director, http://CenterForGlobalInitiatives.org http://www.linkedin.com/influencer/3055695

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PRESIDENT MACHIKO FUKUHARA VISITED NEW YORK IN APRIL TO MEET WITH 75TH CONFERENCE & CELEBRATION PLANNERS

FORMER ICP,INC PRESIDENT FLORENCE DENMARK, CO-CHAIR 75TH LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE AND PRESIDENT MACHIKO FUKUNARA. COLLEAGUES AND HUNTER COLLEGE ASSOCIATES DISCUSS PLANS FOR THE JULY 27-30 MEETING

: TED talk in APRIL JudyKuransky

MEMBER & INTERNATIONAL NEWS

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

ICP, INC 75TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE

JULY 27-31 2017

PACE UNIVERSITY NEW YORK

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Area Chair Meeting

ICP New York 2017

There will be a meeting at the New York ICP Conference 2017 of all Area Chairs Please come prepared to talk about your activities in your Area and your Psychology Associations

Scott Fraser of California, Harold and Anne Takooshian of New York attending Western Psychogical Association in Oregon in April

Sandra E.S. Neil, Ph.D AREA CHAIRS COORDINATOR

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS

Announcement of the Third Annual Transpersonal Research Colloquium October 2-3, 2017, Prague, Czech Republic Organized by the Transpersonal Research Network (TRN) Following theInternational Transpersonal Conference, Prague (September 28-October 1, 2017)Giovanna Calabrese, Ph.D., M.D. (Italy) Regina U. Hess, Ph.D. (Germany)Les Lancaster, Ph.D. (UK) Pier Luigi Lattuada, Ph.D., M.D. (Italy) info@transpersonalresearchnetwork.com As the organizers and facilitators of the annual Transpersonal Research Colloquium (TRC), we are delighted to announce that the Third Annual Transpersonal Research Colloquium (TRC) 2017 will be held at the Naprstek Museum of Asian, African, & American Cultures (http://www.nm.cz/Naprstek-Museum/) in the heart of the Prague Old Town on October 2-3, 2017.Národní muzeumwww.nm.cz The TRC will offer the opportunity to elaborate, appreciate, and share a wide spectrum of research approaches developed and applied for studying transpersonal topics. The theme for TRC 2017 is Spiritual Practices as Research Methods: Integrating the Old and New. As usual the colloquium is open only to presenters, with a collaborative format providing opportunity to engage in creative dialogue.

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You are invited to submit your abstract (maximum 350 words) through the website, along with a short bio (maximum 250 words) The topic should be focused on methods. The call of paper will close on June 15, 2017. Registration fee, to be paid cash at the registration desk in Prague the first day is 160 euros. 130 euros reduced fee for Eurotas members. Fee includes registration costs, lunch and coffee breaks for the two days. Warm regards,Rosemarie Anderson, Ph.D. (USA)

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EDITOR

GENERATIONS: THE GOOD, THE BAD

AND The Necessary

St Augustine, FL.USA. May 2017. Preparing for the 75th ICP inc annual meetings and scientific program offers opportunities and unexpected pauses. The rush of enthusiasm about all the possible ways to celebrate and commemorate is punctuated by flashbacks about leaders and friends who are no longer with us or who no longer travel. Of the 21 former presidents of the Council, eleven have accepted the invitation to join in a symposium in New York. I called the Symposium “Footprints and Visions” Each president I have known has indeed imprinted the group with both footprints and their ideas. The governance documents reflect their footprints where they stood strong for certain points in the mission to promote scientific psychology and promote human well being across the nations and cultures. The conference themes reveal a little about the priorities of those who enabled the Council to meet annually for 75 years. The visions each brought to the lifestream reflected the concerns of that zeitgeist era, but most prevalent is an ongoing respect for the discipline and well being of the human species, and a desire to uphold professional standards and ethical principles by extending the body of knowledge through methodical study. Yes, leaders are composed of good and bad – plus and minus characteristics just like computer softwares –each combination unlike any other, but each with that necessary component: a determination to strive to move forward adding to the accumulating wisdom and applying it to the enrichment of the people of the earth.

As I look across ICP colleague-generations I have known and worked with, I am aware that this group more than any has influenced my understanding of psychology, of other cultures and of the good that can come from even those who appeared to be self-aggrandizing, or to be lacking in formal academics, or to have only narrow interests. And, of course, I learned even the most humble, highest IQs, or generous caring about others can at times cause heavy problems and losses for a group. The value for working together across all borders and barriers seems to sustain the life of the Council, which more than doubles the 35year life expectancy for an organization. In the US social culture, fads and fashions mutate and

morph ever more rapidly as was predicted in Fisk’s research and the bestseller Future Shock. Increasing time novelty and speed in life was forseen as the boilermaker of increasing levels of stress. During my research and leadership teaching years, I learned from my students again and again: its the deep roots in history that will tap into nourishing lessons-learned below surface ripples and swirls, and offer today’s and future generations the power of resilience and the ability to regenerate. These two pictures illustrate my personal and professional “generations.”

Here are my three Personal generations celebrating grandson Joshua’ s birthday. Josh, me and my son Fred . The calligraphy above is a tribute to former ICP presidents, and, therefore. honors my professional “generations.” The calligraphy was prepared by a former Board Member from Taiwan, Cheng Chien.

I look forward to seeing many of you in New York in July. This will be a grand jubilee celebration for ICP, Inc. and those who give it life. Warm Regards, Ann Marie O’Roark

ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION

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FOOTPRINTS AND VISIONS: FORMER PRESIDENTS Their Conference Themes & Hopes for ICP’S Future

Symposium Organize-Chair Ann Marie O’Roark, PhD., ABAP, USA. Co- Chairs: Chok Hiew, PhD., CANADA; Dennis. Trent, PhD.,ENGLAND; Elisa Margaona, PhD., MEXICO PRESENTERS Elisa Margaona (Mexico); 1988 "Quality of Life: A Challenge for Modern Psychology" 45th. NY NY Florence L. Denmark (USA); 1992 "Global Perspectives on Family and Meaningful Relationships" 47th. Nova Scotia, Canada Uwe P. Gielen (USA); 1998 "The Family" 52nd. Lisbon, Portugal Sandra E.S.Neil (Australia); 1999 "A Matter of Life: Psychological Theory, Research and Practice" 56th. Melbourne, Australia Frank Farley (USA/Canada); 2001 "The Spiritual Side of Psychology at Century's End" 57th. Salem, Mass.USA Roswith Roth (Austria); 2002 “Catching the Future: Women and Men in Global Psychology” 59TH. Winchester, England Dennis Trent: (England) 2006 “Promoting Mental Health Across Cultures and Nations” 63rd. Iguacu Foz Brazil Anna Laura Comunian (Italy) 2007 “International Perspectives in Psychology” 64th. Kos Island, Greece Chok Hiew (Canada); 2008 “ Peace, Hope and Well-Being Across the Cultures” 65th. San Diego, Calif., USA Consuelo Barreda-Hanson (Australia) 2009 “Families in Transition”66TH. St. Petersburg, Russia Ann Marie O’Roark (USA) 2009-11 “ Psychological Science: International Developments” 67th.Mexico City, Mexico Symposium to honor former presidents of ICP, Inc. Each will make a short statement about the theme they selected for the annual meeting you organized & hopes for the future of ICP, Inc. 75th Annual Conference. July 27-31, 2017.

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