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We officially launched our Psych-AID Network last Friday. Thank you to all of our speakers @Maahanmuuttovir, @FGaroff, @sara_landstrom, @jan_antfolk, @jkorkman, @JennySkrifvars, @hedayat_selim , Rasmus Ahlgren, @oak27oak, and Malin Ekelund.
Dilhan's study, “Trust and Technology: Rethinking Interpretation in Asylum Interviews,” aims to disentangle the effects of trust and confidentiality concerns from those arising from interpretation quality and other cross-cultural influences in interpreter-mediated asylum IVs.
🎤 Keynote announcement!
👉 Hüseyin Kudret, researcher, legal consultant & human rights advocate specialising in refugee law and SOGIESC. With experience across civil society and international law, they work at the intersection of research, advocacy & practice.
We’re honored!
👋 Meet our researchers in Stockholm!
Psych-AID doctoral researchers Malin Ekelund & Catharina Walldén will attend The Anti-gender & Anti-migration Connection – A Nordic dialogue-based conference on April 15.
If you're attending, please come say hi and chat! 💬 #PsychAID
Excited to share our first keynote for the SOGIESC in Asylum-Conference!
👉Dr. Hedayat Selim is a postdoctoral researcher with Psych-AID at Åbo Akademi University, studying bias and credibility in asylum decisionmaking in SOGIESC-related cases. We're honoured to have her join us
📢 Abstract submission is now open for the SOGIESC in Asylum Conference!
🗓️ Deadline: April 30
🔗 Submit here: survey.abo.fi/lomakkeet/1742…
Share your research and ideas—don’t miss out!
#Conference #CallForPapers #Asylum #SOGIESC #SOGI
🌟 We are delighted to introduce our keynote speakers for SOGIESC in Asylum-Conference: Hilary Evans Cameron, Lisa Diamond, Ilan Meyer, Hüseyin Ali Kudret, and Hedayat Selim.
Find more information on our website (sites.abo.fi/psych-aid/psych…)—further updates will follow!
📢 Psych-AID is now on Instagram!
The Psych-AID network now has an official Instagram page where you can follow our work and stay up to date on our ongoing data collections.
👉 Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/psychaid_resea…
🔍Beliefs about asylum decisions don’t arise in a vacuum. In our study, broader immigration attitudes shape how people interpret the same asylum system: more lenient attitudes ➡️ too strict; more restrictive ➡️ too lenient.
🔗 Preprint: osf.io/jh5bq/files/85nq3
Greetings from Psych-AID at APLS Reno!👋Our PI Jan Antfolk spoke on the reversed halo effect in refugee decisions, our postdoc Dilhan Töredi on bias in asylum decisions, and our steering member Lorraine Hope gave a keynote on culture, context & memory in interviews.
Meet our researchers at APLS! 👋
Our PI Jan Antfolk and postdoctoral researcher @DToredi are attending the American Psychology-Law Society Conference in Reno this week.
If you’re there as well, feel free to stop by and say hello — we’d be happy to connect.🤝
📢 Psych-AID is now on Facebook!
The Psych-AID network now has an official Facebook page where you can follow our work and stay updated on our ongoing data collections.
👉 Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/psychaid/!





















