APA International Humanitarian Award

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

APA International Humanitarian Award

The APA International Humanitarian Award is an award of the American Psychological Association that "recognizes extraordinary humanitarian service and activism by a psychologist or a team of psychologists, including professional and/or volunteer work conducted primarily in the field with underserved populations."

Sl	Name	Country	Year	Awarded For
24	Jafar Ahmadi	Iran	2024	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
23	Zeinab Musavi	Iran	2024	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
22	Garth Neufeld	United States	2023	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
21	Lucy Wairimu Mukuria	Kenya	2022	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
20	Bhava Nath Poudyal	Nepal	2021	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
19	Niels Peter Rygaard	Denmark	2020	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
18	Gargi Roysircar	United States	2019	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
17	Guerda M. Nicolas	United States	2018	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
16	Kathryn L. Norsworthy	United States	2017	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
15	Alan Poling	United States	2016	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
14	Sunil Bhatia	India	2015	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
13	Malcolm MacLachlan	Ireland	2014	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
12	M. Brinton Lykes	United States	2013	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
11	John Thoburn	United States	2012	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
10	Michael Wessells	United States	2009	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
9	Gundelina Velazco	Phillipines	2008	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
8	Joseph Prewitt Diaz	Puerto Rico	2008	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
7	Gerard A. (Jerry) Jacobs	United States	2007	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
6	Center for Victims of Torture	United States	2006	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
5	Eduardo Almeida	Mexico	2005	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
4	Chris E. Stout	United States	2004	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
3	Elizabeth Lira	Chile	2002	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
2	Karen L. Hanscom	United States	2001	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.
1	Nila Kapor-Stanulovic	Montenegro	1999	For recognising extra-ordinary humanitarian serives and activism by a psychologists including proffessionals and volunteer wook conducted primarily in the field with underserved population.