American Indian students remain underrepresented in psychology, limiting access to culturally informed care in their communities. InPsyT helps change that. With the current Blandin Foundation funding entering its final year, donor support toward a $10,000 total donation goal will sustain scholarships, student conference travel, and mentoring opportunities, including participation in the Society of Indian Psychologists Conference. The impact is clear: 100% of InPsyT graduates continue into graduate study or full-time employment, strengthening a pathway for culturally informed professionals and expanding access to care in American Indian communities.
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