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Psychology of Black Womanhood Symposium

THURSDAY MARCH 5, 2026.      9:00AM- 5:30PM

Psychology of Black Womanhood
Research, Teaching & Community

Symposium Schedule

Thursday March 5, 2025

9:00am- 9:20am

9:30am- 10:30am

10:40pm- 11:00am

11:10am- 12:00pm

12:15pm- 1:15pm

1:15pm- 1:45pm

2:00pm- 2:50pm

3:00pm- 4:00pm

4:15pm- 5:15pm

WELCOME: CENTERING THE MARGINS

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From Vision to Voice:The Psychology of Black Womanhood Journey

Dr. Danielle Dickens, Spelman College
Dr. Dionne Stephens, Florida International University

JOY AS RESISTANCE
Black Women Rising in Hard Times

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SACRED PAUSE

Mindfulness Activity for Black Women’s Healing and Power

TEXTURES OF TRUTH

Navigating Hair, Race, and Representation

Dr. Taura Taylor, Morehouse College

LUNCH

Food Trucks To Be Confirmed in January 2026

NETWORKING & AUTHORS' BOOK SIGNING 

The Spelman Bookstore will have these available for purchase

SURVIVING & THRIVING
Black Womenhood 
Monologue

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SISTER CIRCLES
The Power and Psychology of Black Women’s Adult Friendships

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ROOTED & REAL MENTAL HEALTH

Thriving in Your Truth 

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POWER MOVES
Celebrating Black women in Motion

1:45pm- 2:00pm

5:15pm- 5:30pm

CLOSING with SPELMAN COLLEGE HYMN​

INSTITUTE FOR THE PSYCHOLOGY OF BLACK WOMANHOOD (IPBWS)
Friday March 6, 2026

Black Women academics in the the field of psychology are encouraged to apply to the Institute for the Psychology of Black Womanhood Scholars (IPBWS). This transformative space is designed to nurture both your professional growth and personal well-being by centering the lived experiences of Black women psychology faculty and across academia. Through community, mentorship, and intentional reflection, the Institute offers a rare opportunity to thrive in environments that may not always recognize or affirm your full identity. Join us in cultivating a supportive, empowering network committed to your success. This gathering takes place the day following the Psychology of Black Womanhood Symposium.

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Read more about the IPBWS here.

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