The Association of Jewish Psychologists (AJP) serves as a vital hub for Jewish psychologists and their allies, dedicated to promoting psychological research and understanding related to Jewish identity, culture, and the challenges of antisemitism. The AJP supports initiatives that focus on enhancing the psychological well-being of Jewish communities while advocating for the representation of Jewish issues in equity, diversity, and inclusion frameworks.

Members benefit from a wealth of resources, including webinars, conferences, and a comprehensive clinician directory, all aimed at fostering professional development and collaboration. The association is committed to research that explores the historical and cultural context of Jewish communities and offers educational interventions against antisemitism. With a strong leadership team comprising esteemed psychologists like Co-Founder and President Dr. Beth N. Rom-Rymer, the AJP continues to pave the way for impactful psychological practices and community advocacy. By joining the AJP, professionals can engage in meaningful work that champions both psychological science and Jewish heritage.