In the arena of Law and Justice ABP became involved on the National level with the Federal Violence Initiative. Through our investigations we uncovered several institutions of higher learning engaged in research that would prove to undermine the fabric of our families. A position paper was published following the research. Within our local chapters we have continued to provide grief counseling to children and families caught in the crossfire of violence. In particular, we were involved when marauders attacked and killed Black children in Atlanta.
Health care is such an integral part of our work.
We are not limited to mental health, instead we address health and healing within every realm. We are involved with the African traditional healers of Ghana to restore our ancient methods to health and healing process. These are just a few of the many actions and initiatives that we, the Association of Black Psychologists have engaged over our thirty-one years. These are among the many areas we serve in as the Association of Black Psychologists. Our membership extends to the Carribean, Nigeria, and South Africa.