Distinguished Contributions to the Advancement of Disability Issues in Psychology Award

The Distinguished Contributions to the Advancement of Disability Issues in Psychology Award recognises an individual whose contributions benefit the psychological functioning or well-being of people with disabilities by promoting inclusion, advancing knowledge and research, and participating in advocacy. The award may acknowledge scientific, professional, educational, mentoring, leadership, or political impacts that promote the inclusion of people with disabilities in society. Nominations (including self-nominations) are accepted and must be submitted with supporting documents.

Recognition for contributions to the advancement of disability issues in psychology.

The award recognises an individual who has had a significant and enduring impact on advancing the role of psychological principles to promote inclusion and benefit the well-being of people with disabilities. Self-nominations are accepted. Nominations must include a letter of nomination describing the nominee's achievements, the nominee's current curriculum vitae, and one letter of support (additional letters welcome).

Nominations submitted through an online form. Required materials: letter of nomination describing achievements, nominee's current CV, and one letter of support (additional letters welcome). Documents must be accessible.