National Latino Psychological Association

NLPA does not restrict membership to anyone, everyone is welcome to join (you do not need to be of Latino/a heritage to join).We encourage professionals to invite fellow colleagues, students, undergraduates and graduates to join NLPA. Memberships are offered on a yearly basis so it is pertinent to renew your membership for your organization or a personal membership to continue receiving the many benefits offered by NLPA.

Membership Benefits:

Receive the NLPA Newsletter
Access to NLPA Electronic Communication List
Special member prices for biennial conference and job postings
Voting privileges
Networking opportunities
Opportunity for advocacy and mentorship in Latino psychology
Journal of Latina/o Psychology (Published Quarterly)
And much more!

To join, click on the membership type you are interested in below.

Institution

Any corporation, organization, institution, foundation, and/or membership groups at the local, state, national, or international level may apply.

Early Career Professionals/ Professionals

Individuals just starting their professional life within ten years of graduating from a graduate or undergraduate program may apply for the Early Career Professional NLPA membership. Ten years after graduating from an undergraduate/graduate institution, the individual must apply for the Professional NLPA membership.

Professional: $95
Early Career Professionals: $75

Student

Individuals currently enrolled in an undergraduate institution may apply for the NLPA student membership and any enrolled in a graduate program may apply for the NLPA Graduate student membership.

Lifetime Member

Members have the potential benefit of paying one standard price for a lifetime of NLPA’s many benefits.

Allied Professional Members

Individuals with a graduate degree in the areas of mental health or related field and/or a demonstrated commitment to strengthen the mental health and/or wellbeing of Latina/o communities.

International Member

Professional, Student, or Community members who are from a country other than the United States and/or reside outside the US.

Community Member

Individuals whose education and training are from a discipline other than psychology but whose professional interest and efforts demonstrate a commitment to Latina/o Psychology, Hispanic/Latina/o populations.