Global Nurses Statement on New Zealand Massacre, ‘World’s Nations Must Unite Against Xenophobia’
Nurse leaders around the world joined together in expressing shock and horror at the deadly slaughter in Christchurch, New Zealand and said it is a reminder of the deadly consequences of hate speech, Islamophobia and anti-immigrant policies that must be confronted and challenged by all.
Florida Nurses Fight to Ban Fracking, Protect the Planet
Benefit Concert of Funk, Folk, Jazz and Spirituals for Nurse Unjustly Fired from Johns Hopkins Hospital
Nurses and Veterans to Rally in Washington, D.C. to Protect Veterans’ Health Care at the VA
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Outraged by Illegal Threats, O’Connor and St. Louise Nurses Charge County for further Violations of Rights
North Dakota nurses’ vote is victory for unions everywhere
On International Women’s Day, Let’s Honor the ‘Caring Professions’ for What They Are: Warriors
When the deadliest wildfire in California history wiped an entire city off the map last November, volunteer registered nurses cancelled their Thanksgiving plans, strapped on respirators, and headed straight into the heart of disaster.
This is what it looks like to care.
National Nurses Statement on Rep. Ilhan Omar, Bigotry, and the Bid to Silence Progressive Women of Color
National Nurses United opposes the attacks on Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar and the broader campaign to marginalize and silence progressive voices of elected women of color.
NNU has long been on record condemning anti-Semitism, racism, Islamaphobia, xenophobia, homophobia, transphobia, and other forms of discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender or national origin. The present debate over Rep. Omar, however, has only served to misrepresent the real threats and bigotry.
