General meeting
Takes place every three years and is the largest and most important of the meetings sponsored by the Association, and is the only occasion on which members are able to meet and discuss their work with a large proportion of the membership.

Summer school
The Summer School is intended to provide graduate students in Europe with the opportunity to come together for a two-week period to receive instruction and supervision from senior social psychologists drawn from Europe and North America.

Awards

• Henri Tajfel Award
• Jos Jaspars Awards
• Kurt Lewin Awards
• Jean-Paul Codol Awards
• EJSP early career best Ms Award

Grants
Designed to support postgraduates and young scientists who are members of the Association in one of three ways:

• postgraduate and postdoctoral travel grants
• postdoctoral 'seedcorn' research grants
• regional activity grants

Small group and medium size meetings
Up to 6 Small Group Meetings and 2 Medium Size Meetings per year - organised by members of the EAESP - are sponsored by the EAESP.

East-West Meetings
Between 1967 and 1998 eleven East-West meetings were organised in Eastern Europe. They intended to maintain scientific links despite political barriers. Nowadays Eastern members participate in regular EAESP activities more generally.

With SPSP
The EAESP and the Society for Personality and Social Psychology jointly support International Teaching Fellowships and the Summer Institute in Social Psychology.

With SPSSI
The EAESP and the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues jointly support small conferences on internationally relevant social issues.

With SESP
The EAESP and the Society for Experimental Social Psychology organise joint meetings to strengthen the ties between social psychologists in Europe and North America.

With ISE
The EAESP is associated to the Initiative for Science in Europe (ISE). Please find the appeal, sent in June 2005, by clicking the top line.

With APS
Many people will know that in the APS has changed its name from the American Psychological Society to the Association of Psychological Science. This move is part of a policy of emphasizing the international and research based character of the organization. As part of this initiative the APS is now offering our members (both full and postgraduate members of EAESP) a very attractive deal of free membership for 2007 (with discounted terms for 2008 to follow). See below the text of the open letter from APS Executive Director Alan Kraut with details of how to join.