Dr. Erik Hines speaks about his research findings on black males and sheds light on the responsibilities that school counselors and mental health professionals share in helping black males succeed in grades K-12, college, and beyond.

Dr. Kimberly N. Frazier, Ph.D., LPC, LMFT, NCC, the president elect of the American Counseling Association who will serve as the 71st ACA President from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023 shares her journey as a counselor, and her hopes for ACA as the incoming president.

Dr. Ramya Avadhanam discusses how to use vulnerability, when authentically and congruently supporting or facilitating difficult dialogue.

Dr. Michael P. Chaney of the ACA Gender Equity Task Force discusses the myths and realities related to equity.

Dr. Olivia Uwamahoro Williams, Co-Chair of the ACA Artificial Intelligence (AI) Task Force, discusses ways that AI may be used to enhance the learning experience of counseling students in the classroom and beyond.

Dr. Russell Fulmer, Co-Chair of the ACA Artificial Intelligence (AI) Task Force, defines AI and explores ways that AI will impact counseling in the future.

Dr. Butler and ACA's Government Affairs Manager Guila Todd discuss what counselors across the profession can do to advocate for Title IV Part A in support of school counseling legislation.

Pioneer Dr. Mark Pope discusses advancements in the profession related to LGBTQ+ issues, social justice, and cultural diversity. Dr. Butler and Dr. Pope also discuss role that families play and the impact on a counselor's identity.

Dr. Mary Hermann shares her experience in advocating for women with intersexual identities.

ACA's Chief Government Affairs & Public Policy Officer Brian Banks shares what counselors can expect from this year's congressional session and what they can actions they can take to stay involved.