It is with great regret that we have to announce that Prof. Dr Robert Roe - former EFPA President - lost his battle against cancer and passed away on Monday February 22, 2016. Read more

German Professional Federation of Psychologists presses for a solid concept of integration instead of cheap propaganda and overblown legislative debate Read more

To what extent are psychology students presented with opportunities to benefit from psychological research within their own learning? Read more

December 10, 2015: International Human Rights Day. Read more

Former EFPA/APF Wundt-James Award winner Dr. Jean Pettifor (University of Calgary/Canada) passed away at the age of 93 years on November 8, 2015. Read more

Psychological science is making a big splash in world of international development. This month the World Bank announced a new initiative intended to bring insights from behavioral science directly to the forefront of international development. Read more

• Refugee and asylum seeking children • Refugee Crisis – Preparing to meet the psychosocial needs of refugees and asylum seekers • The experience of psychological support in temporary accommodation to displaced persons from Ukraine • Family gatherings for refugee families in Norway. Read more

In this function he will dedicate himself to the legacy of Wilhelm Wundt, who established the world’s first psychological laboratory in Leipzig in 1875. Read more

We share the responsibility to use our competence in trauma, grief, the consequences of loss of community and difficulty in adaptation to new life conditions, to the best of society in this humanitarian catastrophe. Read more

EFPA, the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations, joins the efforts in ‘Reaching out and saving lives’ on the occasion of World Suicide Prevention Day Read more

“Interrogations are a NO-GO zone for psychologists”. Read more

EFPA GA elects new President : Telmo Mourinho Baptista from Portugal Read more

The Preliminary Report of the French Accident Investigation authority BEA suggests that the crash of Germanwings flight 9525 was due to deliberate action of the co-pilot, who had suffered from depression. The European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations (EFPA) clarifies what psychologists can contribute to prevent accidents like this. Read more

The Executive Council of EFPA would like to congratulate Dr. Pauline Jansen from the Erasmus University of Rotterdam (Netherlands) to be the winner of the Comenius Early Career Psychologist Award 2015. Read more

The Executive Council of EFPA would like to congratulate Dr. José Maria Peiró from the University of Valencia (Spain) for being elected to be the winner of the Aristotle Prize 2015. Read more