2026 APF State of the Foundation
Hosted by APF President Dr. Melba Vasquez and APF CEO Dr. Michelle Quist Ryder, this event recapped APF’s impact in 2025 and celebrated the progress made possible by our incredible community. This event featured a first look at the 2025 APF Impact Report, including updates on our Direct Action programs, exciting new partnerships, and the stories and data that defined a truly transformative year for the Foundation (and for the future of psychology)! We also shared a sneak peek of upcoming initiatives that are designed to expand psychology’s reach where it’s needed most.
Topics: Direct Action State Of The Foundation
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Psychology & Philanthropy In Action with Dr. Amy Hyoeun Lee: Community-Partnered Implementation
We’re catching up with Dr. Amy Hyoeun Lee, who received a Direct Action Visionary Grant for the project: Task-Shifting for Equitable Trauma-Focused Care: Community-Partnered Implementation of STAIR with Caregivers. This work builds on an established community partnership with Dr. Lee’s Lab for Youth Trauma Recovery and S.T.R.O.N.G. Youth, a local organization in Long Island specializing in youth gun and gang violence prevention.
APF Direct Action: Making Community Impact through Corporate Philanthropy
Longtime APF supporter, psychologist, corporate leader, and Direct Action Cabinet Co-Chair Dr. Jana Martin explores the evolving role of corporate philanthropy, and why investing in psychology matters now more than ever.
Psychology & Philanthropy In Action with Dr. Beth Turetsky: Trans Mentor Project
At APF, we’re bringing together the shared power of psychology and philanthropy to create a world where people are healthy, happy, and living with dignity. …