Agenda-at-a-Glance
February 26 – Evening Networking Reception:
Kick off the event with a networking reception and an inspiring fireside chat with Dr. Uché Blackstock—physician, speaker, and author of New York Times bestseller “LEGACY: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine.”
February 27: Participate in a film screening of the powerful Robert Wood Johnson Foundation documentary "Power to Heal," followed by a discussion with ANA CEO Angela Beddoe. Dr. Vincent Guilamo-Ramos will be presenting on the Unequal Treatment Report. Then join breakout sessions on efforts toward equity and strategies to combat discrimination through education, research, practice, advocacy, and data-driven action. The closing keynote is National League for Nursing CEO and President, Dr. Beverly Malone.
February 28: Collaborate to co-develop measurable strategies and identify data points that effectively track and demonstrate progress toward advancing equity and building a thriving and fulfilling profession for all nurses.
NYU Meyers College of Nursing and Howard University College of Nursing are pleased to accept the following: Peer-Reviewed Papers and Posters To be considered for presentation at the Second Annual Research Symposium. This year's theme is A bold agenda for eradicating injustice and health inequity- Hu + Meyers Leading Change. The conference will take place March 20, 2025, in Washington, DC (The College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences Building).
1. Explore strategies to promote equitable health care that values cultural competence, engagement, diversity and inclusion.
a. Examine how social justice fosters improvements in patient outcomes and supports long-term sustainability in the healthcare industry.
b. Explore the role of health equity in enhancing patient care and driving the overall success and sustainability of healthcare organizations.
2. Curate and share innovative strategies that
a. Build resilience in healthcare professionals.
b. Utilize technology for patient care improvement.
c. Promote advocacy for policy change in mental health care.
3. Discuss strategies for integrating mental health and wellness in academic curriculums and/or in practice
ABSTRACT GUIDELINES: Submit a 200-word structured abstract (background/purpose, methods, results, implications) Presenters: (full name, titles, affiliations)/ Designate if student
Format: (Poster only, Paper only, either Paper/ Poster)
Send to: {HUNYUabstracts@howard.edu}
Submission Deadline: {January 26, 2025, at 11:59pm}
Notice of Acceptance will be shared by: {February 2025}
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50 Years: Reflect & Project!
In the season 4 finale of Mental Health Trailblazers, Psychiatric Nurses Speak Up! host Indrias Kassaye sits down with two pivotal figures behind the Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) at the American Nurses Association: Janet Jackson, Project Director, and Samuel Suraphel, Digital Program Manager. Often working behind the scenes, Janet and Samuel are the program's driving force, tirelessly steering its mission to support psychiatric mental health nurses from underrepresented backgrounds and advance psychiatric mental health care for diverse communities.
Throughout this engaging and heartfelt conversation, Janet reflects on the personal stories that connected her to MFP’s mission and shares how she helped transform the program from a state of disarray to a thriving support system for behavioral health nurses. Samuel offers his unique insights into the program’s evolution, highlighting the growing interest among young nurses in psychiatric mental health and the shift in perceptions within the field. Together, they celebrate MFP’s achievements and lay out an ambitious vision for the future, including expanding outreach to high schools, building career pathways, and enhancing digital engagement to reach broader audiences.
Join us for this inspiring episode that not only honors the MFP’s remarkable 50-year legacy but also looks ahead with optimism to the next generation of mental health care providers. As Janet, Samuel, and Indrias celebrate this milestone, they leave us with a powerful reminder: mental health care is essential, and the mission continues.
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Introducing the MFP/ANA Mobile App: Connect, Collaborate, Thrive!
We are thrilled to welcome you to the MFP/ANA Mobile App, a platform designed to connect Alumni like yourself in a mobile network of support and collaboration. Whether you are looking to share experiences, seek advice, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, this app is here to facilitate meaningful interactions within our community.
As an Alumni, your unique perspective and expertise are valuable assets that contribute to the richness of our network. We encourage you to explore the various features of the app, participate in discussions, and engage with fellow members to make the most of your experience. Together, we can create a supportive and empowering environment where ideas thrive and connections flourish.
To Connect:
- Use this link (opens new window) to access the community and create an account.
- Complete the 4 brief items to get the most out of the mobile app community including:
- Fill out your profile
- Introduce yourself
- Adjust your notifications so you know when things are happening
- Download the mobile app!
Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey. We look forward to seeing the positive impact you will make within the MFP/ANA Mobile App community.
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Upcoming Events
- Save the Date and Join us for the NCEMNA Policy Summit March 27 -28, 2024 at the California Endowment Center in Los Angeles.
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