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For clinicians, Pride presents an opportunity to ensure proper awareness of the necessary guidelines for implementing affirming treatment with the LGBTQIA+ populations. The American Psychological Association has suggested guidelines to assist clinicians in implementing this culturally competent practice with the LGBTQIA+ community: 听and听.听Additional considerations for听 are also necessary.听For more information on the relationship between Pride and psychology, check out this听blog from Dr. Shepler.

In celebration of Pride Month, the 桃色视频 is highlighting opportunities to join celebrations across Metro-Detroit this year.

is the largest Pride celebration in the state and will be taking place in Hart Plaza on June 6th and 7th. Motor City Pride includes a parade taking place at noon on June 7th, multiple entertainment stages featuring LGBTQIA+ artists, and a variety of vendor booths highlighting LGBTQIA+ non-profits and small businesses

strives to be a place for not only individuals, but also for families to gather in celebration and support of the LGBTQIA+ community. This year, Warren City Pride is taking place on June 13th at the Warren Civic Library. The event is free to attend, and all funds raised will be used to support LGBTQIA+ families in Warren and surrounding areas.

Schoolcraft College is hosting the on June 20th from 11 AM to 2 PM. The event features local vendors, live entertainment, food, and family fun.

This year, Farmington is taking a new direction with its Pride celebrations and is launching its first-ever on June 20th from 4-8 PM. This event will be creating an evening of shared community through partnership with small businesses located in the downtown area.

will be taking place from 1-5 PM on June 28th in downtown Berkley. Berkley Pride began as a grassroots gathering and has evolved into an annual celebration bringing thousands of people together to celebrate the spirit of belonging. Berkley Pride features a live DJ and music, vendor booths, food, a kids’ activity tent, and a teen lounge, which means there is truly something for everyone to enjoy.

Pride doesn鈥檛 just end in June! MSP鈥檚 student organization IDEA will be attending听 on July 25th, and there are Pride events scheduled through September. For more of these opportunities, check out Pride Source鈥檚 .

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The Psi Chi chapter at MSP is pleased to announce the chapter award winners for this year!听The purpose of the Psi Chi Professional Development Award is to promote Psi Chi members’ academic and professional excellence in psychology.听听This year, Psi Chi awarded ten grants:

Marwa Attia (PsyD 2)

Funding toward lodging costs for The Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2026 Annual Convention in Chicago, Illinois where she co-presented the poster, Development and Validation of a Unidimensional Measure of Authoritarian Aggression.

Kalani Banks (MA 鈥�24, PsyD 2)

Funding toward transportation costs for the 2026 Midwestern Psychological Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois where she co-presented the presentations, Ethical Considerations in Couple’s Therapy听and Cell Phones and Marriage: Connection or Disruption?,听and the poster, Authoritarian Aggression and Support for Immigrant Surveillance and Deportation.

Lauren Dushane (MA ’21, PsyD 3)

Funding toward registration costs for the 2026 American Psychological Association Annual Convention in Washington, D.C. where she will co-present the poster,听ACT-Based Movement Therapy for Depression in Men with Parkinson鈥檚 Disease.听

Jifune Hermiz (MA 鈥�24, PsyD 2)

Funding toward registration costs for the Fourth World Congress on Existential Psychology in Denver, Colorado where she will present Between Two Worlds: Authenticity, Community, and the Mystery of Being a Middle Eastern American Therapist.听

Devon Kardel (PsyD 4)

Funding toward registration and transportation costs for the 2026 Midwestern Psychological Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois where she co-presented Liberatory Movement: Dance as a Pathway to Transformative Healing.听

Tasnia Khan (MA with ABA concentration)

Funding toward study materials for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst Certification Exam.

Renelle Staebler Lamey (MA ’24, PsyD 2)

Funding toward registration costs for the University of Michigan Online Sexual Health Certificate Program.听

Reba Meagher (MA 鈥�23, PsyD 3)

Funding toward lodging costs for the 2026 Midwestern Psychological Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois where she co-presented Affirming Practice with LGBTQIA+ Clients Amid Political Polarization.

Desirae Peel (MA)

Funding toward registration costs for the 2026 Spring Meeting of Division 24 Society for Theoretical & Philosophical Psychology in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, where she will co-present Movement as Ritual, Resistance, and Becoming.

Samantha Wiechert听(MA)

Funding toward registration costs for the EMDR Skills for Trauma Treatment continuing education course.

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This year, MSP is celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month by sharing the stories of prominent Jewish Americans who are featured on various Jewish American Heritage posters for 2026.

Ezra Jack Keats is a children’s author and illustrator, best known for The Snowy Day, which won the Caldecott Medal in 1963. This award recognizes the work of the illustrator of the most distinguished American picture book for children. Ezra had shown a talent for art beginning at a young age, but had put his career on the back burner to fight in World War II, where he used his talents to help design camouflage. His decision to join the army was deeply personal, as his parents had fled to Brooklyn from Poland decades before due to rising antisemitism. Once his literary career took off, Ezra became an avid advocate for childhood literacy.

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The 2026 Community Impact Award for Equity & Inclusion was presented to PsyD student Dennis Brown (MA with ABA 鈥�23), who stood out in his commitment, advocacy, contributions, and impact related to equity and inclusion.

Dennis has demonstrated a clear and sustained commitment to advancing equity and inclusion through his clinical work, research, leadership, and community engagement. His efforts consistently center marginalized and underrepresented populations, particularly Black communities and youth in underserved areas. For example, during his internship with the Boys and Girls Club of Southeastern Michigan, he provided psychological services to youth ages 5-17 in an underserved Detroit community, utilizing trauma-informed and community-centered approaches. His outreach work at the University of Michigan-Dearborn Counseling Center further reflects this commitment. There he engaged in campus programming and built relationships with diverse student organizations to increase awareness and access to mental health services.

Dennis’ research agenda is also deeply rooted in equity. His dissertation examines intergenerational trauma and Black identity during emerging adulthood, amplifying the lived experiences of a population often underrepresented in psychological research. Additionally, his conference presentations and publications address culturally adapted therapies, internalized oppression, and racial trauma, demonstrating his ongoing efforts to bridge research and practice in ways that are culturally responsive and socially impactful. Dennis’ work reflects a long-standing and evolving commitment to equity and inclusion rather than short-term involvement.

When asked about receiving the award, Dennis said, 鈥淗ere I am, days later, still in shock to receive this award for equity and inclusion. I鈥檒l continue holding safe spaces and advocating for equitable change in our community, because it starts with one person to create change for many. Thank you.鈥�

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Each year during AANHPI Heritage Month, the听听selects a theme to guide celebrations across the nation. This year, they have selected the theme 鈥淧ower in Unity: Strengthening Communities Together.鈥� The goal of the theme is to leverage collective power, tell stories, and build bridges. Additionally, the imagery selected for this year鈥檚 celebration features a bridge to represent the shared values of innovation, resilience, hard work, connecting, and a sense of belonging that are prevalent in many AANHPI communities.

In honor of this theme, the 桃色视频 is sharing the stories of just a few AANHPI leaders who have been identified as bridge builders.

Wong Kim Ark was born in San Francisco to Chinese parents in 1873. Despite having traveled between China and the United States in the past with no issue, he was denied entry back into the US following a trip in 1894 due to the Chinese Exclusion Act. With the help of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, Wong would argue that his rights as a US citizen were being denied. This would lead to the landmark Supreme Court Case听United States v. Wong Kim Art which codified what we now know as birthright citizenship as a constitutional right.

Sonal Shah was the founding President of The Asian American Foundation, which is the largest philanthropic effort dedicated to AANHPI people. She is also the founder of Georgetown University’s Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation, which allows students to partake in social impact projects. In 2021, she became one of the commissioners for the first President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders. In this role, she and other AANPI leaders assisted with the creation of policy to address anti-Asian sentiments and promote AANHPI culture.

Ramsay Taum is a member of the Board of Directors for the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs, is the director of Pacific Islands Leadership Institute at Hawaii Pacific University, and the founder of the Life Enhancement Institute of the Pacific LLC. In all his roles, he is known for integrating Native Hawaiian practices into contemporary business models. This work serves to help Hawaiian industries thrive in a global market while retaining their cultural identities. This work has led him to be awarded the University of Hawaii’s Star of Oceania honor, which recognizes individuals who have raised greater awareness of Oceania and its people to the world.

Dalip Singh Saund became the first Asian American to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives in 1956. Saund, was born in India’s Punjab province, where he became familiar with nonviolence and civil disobedience before moving to the US to attend the University of California. He was a supporter of Gandhi鈥檚 independence movement, and his criticism of British rule made it difficult for him to return home following his graduation, so he decided to build a life in America. He began his political career organizing support for a bill that would allow Indian immigrants to become naturalized citizens. Following his election to Congress, Saund was a staunch supporter of civil rights, often leveraging his own personal story to garner support.

Ruth Nomura Tanbara was born to Japanese immigrants in the early 1900s. In 1942, Ruth and her husband were forced to choose between an incarceration camp or assisting the War Relocation Authority with the resettlement of Japanese Americans to the Midwest or the East Coast. Facing this tough choice, the couple became the first Japanese Americans to resettle in St. Paul, MN. During this time, they talked to churches, schools, and other community organizations about Japanese Americans in an attempt to build acceptance. Ruth remained a strong activist following the end of WWII and Japanese internment, serving on the board of a variety of organizations, including the Japan America Society of Minnesota, and helping to repeal a law barring Japanese immigrants from gaining citizenship.

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