Another Nurse Activism Think Tank on the horizon! July 13-14, Augusta GA


Jessica Dillard-Wright and Vanessa Haas-Shields are cooking up another nursing activism think tank!  They just announced the location and dates on the new website RadicalNurses.com!  Here is what they posted:

Jessica

. . . sustained through our collaborative efforts here at radicalnurses.com, and emboldened by the power of sharing our ideas, we would like to announce our very own nurse activism think tank. We are calling it “Activism and the Art of Nursing” and we want you to join us. We know that nursing is an art. We know many of you are artists. We want to explore the idea of the art of nursing and the connections between art, activism, and nursing. So save the dates – July 13 and 14 in Augusta, Georgia – and sign up here

Vanessa

(https://goo.gl/forms/Mt8MMjFW7V5ORT5s1) to stay in the loop. More details to follow. We are very excited and hope to see you this summer.  (see the full post here)

This is exactly what everyone involved last summer hoped could happen going forward!!!  Follow RadicalNurses to find out more, and if you are interested in doing something similar in your area – go for it!!  Let us know of your ideas and plans and we will support what you do in any way we can!!

 

Lauren Underwood, RN – Elected to U.S. Congress!


Inspiration for Activism Part II –

Last Tuesday – the youngest Black woman elected to U.S. Congress!  Read more about Lauren here, and watch the Rachel Maddow interview the day after the election!

Promoting a Culture of Civility


Piri, Louisa, and I are conducting a study to learn more about experiences with incivility in nursing learning environments, as well as to identify strategies for promoting a culture of civility.

Please click here to learn more about who we are, how this study developed, and why we decided to pursue this topic.

We hope you will take 10-15 minutes to complete a 9-question survey, share your insights, and help nurses and future nurses learn in a culture of civility. This study is open to all nurses. You get to decide if you want to answer as a student or a faculty member. You don’t have to be either right now, just think back to when you were last in the classroom or clinical learning environment.

Click here to begin the survey.

Thank you, in advance, for helping nurses learn and grow, with a goal of making learning environments welcoming and respectful for all.

Sue Hagedorn (1945 – )


Inspiration for Activism Part II – 

  • Community and peace organizer before and after becoming a nurse
  • Early pediatric and women’s nurse practitioner with focus on adolescent

    Sue Hagedorn

    care and domestic violence

  • First comprehensive school-based high school health center  in Massachusetts
  • Dissertation about Activist Caring
  • Activist Caring published in ANS in 1995: “The politics of caring: The role of activism in primary care.
  • Documentary Filmmaking: More than 20 films about nursing and social justice
  • Co-organizer of the 2018 Nursing Activism Think Tank

More information here.

Join our Nursing Activism email list!


In the wake of our amazing Nursing Activism Think Tank, we have established a “Nursing Activism” email group! To join, fill out the request form below (you can also join here).  The email group is dedicated to supporting all forms of nursing activism, sharing information, and encouraging one another in taking bold action to promote health and wellbeing. Join us to stay connected!

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