Editor's Note

Dear Authors and Readers

Dear Community,

In today's interconnected world, the pursuit of social justice transcends geographical boundaries, cultural differences, and political systems. This issue’s contributors have provided an array of articles that delve into various aspects of community psychology practice, from innovative ways of improving mental health and reducing clinical visits to community-based interventions that address homelessness. These articles underscore the importance of integrating local knowledge and practices with global frameworks to create sustainable and impactful solutions. As you engage with the articles in this issue, we encourage you to reflect on your own practices and consider how you can contribute to the broader movement for social justice. Whether through research, education, practice and/or community engagement, each of us has a role to play in creating a more just and equitable world. We extend our deepest gratitude to all the authors, reviewers, and readers who continue to support and enrich this journal. 

We invite researchers, scholars, practitioners, and advocates from all corners of the world to contribute to our journal and engage with its content. By sharing your work with us, you are contributing to a growing body of knowledge that has the potential to inform policies, shape public discourse, and inspire actionable solutions. 

In solidarity,

Olya Glantsman

Author(s)

Olya Glantsman

Olya Glantsman, Ph.D.
DePaul University
Director, MS & BA/MS in Community Psychology Programs
Coordinator, Undergraduate Concentration in Community Psychology
Editor, Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice
editor@gjcpp.org