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As Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society enters its twenty-fifth year of publication, we are pleased to announce two changes. First, we have instituted three-year renewable terms for all board members. Existing board members may serve as long as they wish, but at the end of each three-year term, members will be asked to renew their commitment and reaffirm how they will serve the journal if they wish to continue as board members. We are doing this to increase the opportunity for young scholars, scholars from diverse and under-served geographic regions, and scholars who represent under-served and emergent critical areas of scholarship to shape the future of PCS. As a result of this initiative, many senior members of our board have chosen to retire. We are deeply grateful to those members, many of whom have served on the board of this journal since its inception. Through their dedication and vision, PCS has managed to weather many storms and continues to serve as a vibrant outlet for critical academic scholarship at the intersections of psychoanalysis, culture and society.
New board members were nominated by members of the existing board, and we are very pleased to welcome a large coterie of new members. We wish to remind all board members that we have created a place in the journal called Intersections, where our board members have a standing invitation to give updates on the pressing questions their work seeks to address. Kindly contact us with queries about possible submissions.