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Join fearless nurses across the country fighting for health justice.

Rooting out racism requires a multi-tiered approach. Some are treating the schools. Others are treating the workplaces. They’re all treating each other. But it will take everyone standing up and speaking out to heal racism’s harms.

Nursing — after all — is shared work.

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With your help, we’re not just sharing a film — we’re sparking a health justice movement. One screening, one conversation, one nurse at a time.

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This film was made to be a rallying cry, reminding us that healing from racism in healthcare is a collective responsibility that transcends individual professions and identities. Add your voice to help us spread it far and wide.

There’s not racist or not racist. Woke or not woke. We are all on a developmental journey that is informed by our experiences.

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STAND UP & SPEAK OUT

It takes all of our voices to make a difference. #StartYourShift

During Patient Safety Week, let’s remember safety isn’t just about protocols—it’s about dignity, respect and compassion.

Dr. Lucinda Canty will never forget the moment she saw inequities in care firsthand—a patient, much like her grandmother, left neglected while others received salon visits.

It wasn’t just about hair; it was about unequal treatment and denied humanity. Every patient deserves care that is not only safe but truly equitable.

There’s more where this came from – find more nurse stories from the frontlines on our YouTube channel.

#PatientSafetyWeek #EquityInCare #RespectForAll #PatientDignity
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From quiet acts of care to bold acts of courage, women have been central to shaping the destiny of the world. Their power lies not only in what they do but in the vision they carry and the change they inspire.

This #InternationalWomensDay, we honor women who, like Audre Lorde, have dared to speak their truth and ignite change. ��

Lorde, who described herself as a “Black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet” used her voice to challenge injustice, celebrate resilience, and ignite courage. Through her powerful words, she inspired generations to embrace their truths and transform fear into strength. Lorde’s unwavering advocacy for equity, self-expression, and collective care continues to echo in movements for liberation today. 💜

#IWD #Healthcare #HealthEquity #Nursing #Healthcare #AudreLorde
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The HIV/AIDS crisis wasn’t just a public health emergency—it was a test of compassion and shared responsibility. For Dr. Monica McLemore, nursing during that time taught her a lasting lesson: when we care for one, we care for all.

On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we remember those who gave care when it wasn’t easy and honor those who continue to lead the fight for dignity, equity, and justice in healthcare.

Check out extended footage like this on our YouTube or sign up to host a screening on EverybodysWork.com.

#NBHAAD #EverybodysWork #Healthcare #EverybodysWorkFilm #StartYourSHIFT #MyShiftMatters #HealthEquity #nursing #Healthcare

The HIV/AIDS crisis wasn’t just a public health emergency—it was a test of compassion and shared responsibility. For Dr. Monica McLemore, nursing during that time taught her a lasting lesson: when we care for one, we care for all.

On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we remember those who gave care when it wasn’t easy and honor those who continue to lead the fight for dignity, equity, and justice in healthcare.

Check out extended footage like this on our YouTube or sign up to host a screening on EverybodysWork.com.

#NBHAAD #EverybodysWork #Healthcare #EverybodysWorkFilm #StartYourSHIFT #MyShiftMatters #HealthEquity #nursing #Healthcare
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DIG DEEPER: ISSUES AND RESOURCES FOR ACTION

Nurses and patients of color are having a different experience in healthcare, in nursing school, and at the bedside than their white counterparts. Learn more about these issues and how to make a difference.

Biased nursing school cultures impede not only the academic success of nurses of color but also their well-being and psychological safety.

The values that nurses are meant to exemplify get lost in biased and discriminatory workplace cultures, threatening the integrity of the profession as we know it.

In the pursuit of racial healing, associations have had to reckon with their own pasts, uncovering contributions to nursing’s ills.

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