Black History Month honors our legacy — and shaping the future. Dr. Katie Boston-Leary, Senior Vice President of Equity and Engagement at ANA, shares her reflections on Black History Month and why continued progress in nursing leadership, opportunity and impact matters more now than ever. Thank you Katie for your leadership and commitment to advancing the profession so every nurse can thrive. #BlackHistoryMonth #ThePowerOfNurses

Legacy. Leadership. Impact. Vivienne Pierce McDaniel, DNP, MSN, RN, FADLN, reflects on what Black History Month means to her and why honoring Black nurses’ contributions remains essential to the profession. She was the driving force behind ANA’s first Mary Eliza Mahoney Webinar during Nurses Week 2023 — helping elevate the story of one of nursing’s trailblazers. We are thankful for her leadership and her continued dedication to moving nursing forward. #BlackHistoryMonth #ThePowerOfNurses

🚨 The time to act is NOW. 🚨 A proposed federal rule could exclude nursing as a professional degree—putting graduate loan access and the future nursing workforce at risk. ANA President Jennifer Mensik Kennedy, nurses and allies nationwide are taking action and making their voices heard. Submit your comment before it’s too late. 🗓 Deadline: March 2 🔗Make your voice heard. RNAction.org #ThePowerOfNurses #RNAction #NursingAdvocacy #NursesLead

Mount Sinai Nurses Vigil Against Union Busting

‘This is devastating.’ Nurses react to Trump administration excluding nursing as a ‘professional’ degree program