Welcome to the Members area
Thank you very much to our community of members, our members are the beating heart of our association. And we the committee of ASSAP are formed of members like you.
ASSAP is a charity and learned society founded in 1981 to investigate, research and educate on a wide range of anomalous phenomena, from hauntings to UAP, Psi to Cryptids. This members sections always special access to the work done at ASSAP.
Being a member grants access to a number of exciting aspects, access to ASSAP Paranormal Webinars LIVE a weekly platform of Presentations, Engaging talks, Special Panels and more.
Wide variety of guests, themes and topics from academics, seasoned researchers and enthusiasts - currently more than 200 presentations are available.
They are also a practical platform for those looking to utilize our regular audience as a sounding board, somewhere to develop their presentations, gain insight and feedback. Our webinar manager and producer (Caroline McKendrick Gibson and Kristian Lander) endeavour to keep the content varied.
ASSAP Paranormal Webinars LIVE occurs on a Thursday 7pm (London/UK Time) presently they are for ASSAP members only.
Members will receive an email with a dedicated Zoom meeting link.
An edited public version under the ASSAP moniker “Seriously Strange” does become available on Youtube, Spotify, Rumble and across the podcasting platforms, like Apple Podcasts on the following Tuesday - generally this doesn't include Live Conversation, Q&A and open discussion reserved for those attending.
If you would like to be a guest speaker, demonstrate a presentation or conduct a talk. We certainly encourage our members to do so.
Please email Caroline and Kristian at webinars@assap.ac.uk Likewise if you have a suggestion of a guest.
Access to Seriously Strange Magazine for several years, ASSAP has produced a magazine with multiple editions published annually. Features, Articles, Creative.
As ASSAP members the ability to submit items for publication is very welcomed.
The ASSAP website has an extensive library of articles including classic cases from our archives, the use of science in paranormal investigation, ghosts (our most extensively researched subject), the use of equipment on investigations and examinations of some of the many subjects we cover. We address popular questions like: am i psychic, have i really seen a ghost and could my house be haunted? And there's a research blog
ASSAP Code of Conduct
Applications are now open for the Michael Bentine Award If you wish to nominate an individual for the criteria, please submit your information in an email to award@assap.ac.uk and include a brief reference as to why you are nominating the individual. This is only open to current members of ASSAP.