The Work and Wellness initiative aims to leverage the APA Work In America Survey results and psychological science to underscore the significance of workplace well-being. As a psychologist who focuses on the work experiences of Black women in leadership and work, I find valuable insights into their effective and ethical strategies for preserving wellness in challenging environments, in a range of settings — health, education, consulting, military, higher education, and more. These insights guide us in navigating similar situations and play a pivotal role in transforming workplace cultures to promote WELLNESS For ALL.

In an interview with Dr. Carlton Green, APA Presidential candidate, Dr. Wendi Wiliams shares aspects of her background and motivation for the APA Presidency.

In conversation with Dr. Carlton Green, APA Presidential candidate, Dr. Wendi Williams discusses her career/professional background and experiences that make her an ideal candidate for the APA Presidency.

In conversation with Dr. Carlton Green, Dr. Wendi Williams discusses her vision for APA through her leadership as its next president.

The 100 Psychologists Rising is an empowering campaign of Dr. Wendi Williams' presidential platform. 100 Psychologists Rising is deeply rooted in the transformative principles of movement work. Our goal is to forge a global alliance of psychologists, leveraging their local and psychological expertise to amplify the importance of wellness. We aspire to co-create pathways for access to wellness and emphasize the significance of regional cultural approaches in fostering well-being in diverse contexts. In this conversation, Drs. Jessica Jackson and Sara Buckingham discuss how their work lives into these possibilities.

Addressing a youth mental health crisis, my platform will engage young people through virtual and in-person events in 2026, fostering their leadership and addressing issues like the impact of social media, suicidality risks, and violence in schools, especially among targeted groups. In this conversation, Drs. Maryam Jernigan Noesi, Nayeli Chavez-Dueñas, and Erlanger Turner share their expertise on youth mental health.