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ISPA's Annual Conference List

YEAR LOCATION THEME CONVENER
1975 Munich, Germany School psychology in changing societies. Cal Catterall
Fran Culbertson
1977 Helsingor, Denmark Child rearing and educational practices, interaction and personality development. Anders Poulsen
1979 York, England Psychology for children: today and tomorrow. Ken Cornwall
1980 Jerusalem, Israel Psychology and changing education. Uriel Last
1982 Stockholm, Sweden Children, the mirror of society. Anna-Lisa Mellden
1983 Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Psychological abuse of children and youth. Stuart Hart
1984 Orleans, France Communication. Jean-Claude Guillemard
1985 Southampton, England The psychologist's role in creating harmony in the home, school, society throughout the world. Ludwig Lowenstein
1986 Nyborg, Denmark Professional roles and functions of the school psychologist. Anders Poulsen
1987 Interlaken, Switzerland Overcoming barriers. Ruedi Zoegg
1988 Bamberg, Germany Prevention, preventive strategies and programs. Detlef Berg
1989 Ljubliana, Slovenia  School psychology in the social context. Marjan Setinc
1990 Newport, Rhode Island, USA Children at risk: therapies and interventions. Roger & Fredda Chauvette
1991 Braga, Portugal School psychology and human development. Leandro Almeida
1992 Istanbul, Turkey Respect children as persons: an imperative. Nevin Dolek
1993 Banska-Bystrica, Slovakia School psychology in and for democracy and the changing world. Anton Furman
1994 Campinas, Brazil The challenge of school psychology: the child's future in school, family and society. Raquel Guzzo
1995 Dundee, Scotland Educating children toward mutual respect and tolerance. Keith Topping
1996 Eger, Hungary Continuity and change: organizations, groups, individuals in crisis. Nora Katona
1997 Melbourne, Australia School psychology making links: making the difference. Mardie Whitla
1998 Jurmala, Latvia Identity and self- esteem: interactions of students, teachers, family and society. Sarmite Voitkane
1999 Kreuzlingen, Switzerland Global thinking - individual acting. Lukas Scherer
2000 Durham, New Hampshire,
USA		 School psychology around the world: many languages, one voice for children. Peg Dawson
2001 Dinan, France Psychology and education for the 21st century. Suzanne Guillard
2002 Nyborg, Denmark Education for all - how inclusive can you get? Anders Poulsen
Elisabeth Jacobsen
2004 Exeter, England School Psychology: whose needs, whose benefits? Bob Burden
2005 Athens, Greece Promoting the wellbeing of children and youth: achallenge for the school community, the family system and the school psychologist. Sissy Hatzichristou
2006 Hangzhou, China Mental health and education: students, teachers and parents. Hongwu Zhou
2007 Tampere, Finland Meeting individual and community needs.  Arja Sigfrids
2008 Utrecht, The Netherlands School Psychology in a Changing Society Ellen Mackaay-Cramer
2009 Bugibba, Malta School Psychology for Diversity Paul Bartolo