International Networks and Databases

APA's Office of International Affairs maintains a listing of Web and email networks related to psychology. Please contact us with any new additions.

• Global Psychology Alliance
  The Global Psychology Alliance consists of more than 70 national, regional, and international psychological associations from every continent across the world that have joined together to use psychological science to tackle global issues too big for any one association to tackle alone.

• The International Psychology Network for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Issues (IPsyNet)
  IPsyNet consists of psychological organizations around the world working together to increase understanding of sexual orientation and gender diverse people and to promote their human rights and well-being.

Additional Networks and Databases

• Global Network of Psychologists for Human Rights
  The Global Network of Psychologists for Human Rights provides a resource for information about Psychology and Human Rights

• Psychology Resources Around the World (IUPsyS)
  Developed by the International Union for Psychological Science (IUPsyS), this Web resource is a compendium of information on psychology in every country around the world. It includes country overview articles, links to data and publication archives, information on institutions, organizations and structures of psychology and more.

• Redalyc
  This is an electronic library project, working under Open Access supported by the University of State of Mexico. It has more than 400 IberoAmerican scientific journals with about 70,000 free, full-text articles in PDF format and universal access.

• Rubén Ardila Library
  This library gathers resources from psychology and related disciplines that can be accessed physically in Bogota, Colombia and through its online catalog.  It consists of more than 1,100 titles donated to the Colombian College of Psychologists by Rubén Ardila and Andrés Pérez, two of the founders of Latin American psychology.

• The International Association of Applied Psychology
  The International Association of Applied Psychology aims to advance the science and practice of applied psychology and to facilitate interaction and communication among applied psychologists around the world.

• Observatory of Psychology in Latin America
  The Observatory of Psychology in Latin America is a virtual space that allows the compilation of reliable, systematized, centralized information on the state of psychology in the Latin American region.