Nurse researchers Jordan Bosse and Raeann LeBlanc are organizing a really exciting digital storytelling project centering the experiences of transgender and gender nonconforming nurses. Learn more about their work in the except below and get more information by visiting the project website (link here). Why are you doing this project? Transgender and nonbinary nurses are practically... Continue Reading →

Join Kularts for online convenings centered around the upcoming project Nursing These Wounds. Nursing These Wounds investigates the impacts of colonization on diasporic Pilipinx health and caregiving, particularly through the lens and stories of Pilipinx nurses, whose experiences with Westernized medical education and subsequent migrations laid the groundwork for the continuing global export of Pilipino... Continue Reading →

As we think about the additional work that needs to be done in our discipline to build a more just, equitable future for nursing, we see merit in reading important works. But we also know reading is not enough. Join us for a Reading-to-Action initiative, a collaborative effort including Jess and co-conspirator, nurse radical, and... Continue Reading →

Join Nursing Mutual Aid for a bilingual Twitter discussion of documentary Fire and Flood: Queer Resilience in the Era of Climate Change on June 26th, 2020, at 5 pm EST. The documentary, created by http://QueerEcoproject.org in partnership with #QTPOC communities in #PuertoRico & #California, explores intersections of #Climate and sustainability, #HumanRights, #Racism and colonialism, #DisasterCapitalism... Continue Reading →

Happy Juneteenth, y'all! Image from the Modern Mama Jama. Radical Nurses Collective honors the collective freedom that was secured on June 19, 1865, when enslaved African Americans in Texas learned of the end of the Civil War and their emancipation. Learn more about Juneteenth from the National Museum of African American History and Culture with... Continue Reading →

Last night, Radical Nurses and California State University, San Marcos, Ethnic Studies Program hosted our first "Nursing Solidarity: A Story Circle" on Zoom. With powerful and personal short stories, our five presenters modeled vulnerability and moral courage to our audience of 45 nurses and nursing students from around the world. Watch the recording on YouTube... Continue Reading →

Please join the Radical Nurses Collective and California State University, San Marcos, Ethnic Studies Program, this Thursday, 11 June 2020 at 7:30PM EST for our inaugural Nursing Solidarity: A Story Circle (click link to register). Featuring five nurse storytellers who will share with us their reflection on current events. We ask our storytellers, and we... Continue Reading →