Jacy L. Young is a Faculty Member at Quest University Canada in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada. A critical feminist psychologist and historian of psychology, Jacy explores the methods and practices of psychology guided by the question of how psychology goes about producing knowledge, about whom, and with what consequences. Following doctoral work in the History and Theory of Psychology, she held a two-year position as a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada funded postdoctoral fellow at the University of Surrey. Through her decade long involvement with the Psychology’s Feminist Voices project she has sought to document the history of women in psychology and continuing feminist presence in the field. She blogs regularly about the history of psychology at Advances in the History of Psychology. Jacy’s research is eclectic and wide-ranging, including histories of topics as diverse as sexual harassment, questionnaires, intelligence testing, mindfulness, child study, pedagogy, and evolutionary ideas.