A Chapter of the National Black Nurses Association
U.N.I.T.E NYC
Uplifting Neighborhoods through Innovation, Teaching, and Engagement
U.N.I.T.E NYC
Uplifting Neighborhoods through Innovation, Teaching, and Engagement
FOR THE GREATER GOOD
We are members of the Greater New York City-BNA Chapter, Inc. of the National Black Nurses Association located in the heart of the Big Apple. We are inviting you to join our chapter! Membership is open to all nurses and nursing students.
our 2021 diamond sponsor: thank you northwell health!
What is "Nurses You Should Know"?
Started by nurses, Nurses You Should Know is designed to raise awareness to the contributions of nurses of color.
The Nurses You Should Know team formed in December 2020 to envision a digital space to elevate the stories of nurses of color.
We believe nursing requires all of us to shape and transform the profession and improve outcomes for patients and communities.
Given the lack of space and attention towards the stories of nurses of color over the centuries, our editorial decision to highlight the contributions of nurses of color is designed to intentionally narrow the representation gap seen throughout the historical and present day nursing narrative.
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activities
Chapter Programs and Services
Chapter Programs and Services
Chapter Programs and Services
GNYC-BNA is one of 115+ chapters providing countless hours of community-based health care services.
Networking and Affiliation
Chapter Programs and Services
Chapter Programs and Services
NBNA serves as the professional voice for over 200,000 African American registered nurses, licensed vocational/practical nurses, nursing students and retired nurses from the USA, Eastern Caribbean and Africa.
Nursing excellence
Mentoring our Youth
Appreciating Our Young Leaders
NBNA Day on Capitol Hill
GNYCBNA Charter Members Dr Julius Johnson (President) and Jose Perpignan (Historian) spoke with our adopted school PS 63 4th graders about the nursing profession and life experiences.
NBNA Day on Capitol Hill
Appreciating Our Young Leaders
NBNA Day on Capitol Hill
The 32nd Annual NBNA Day on the Hill took place on February 6, 2020 in Washington, DC. GNYC-BNA members attended and made appointments with their local congressional representatives to advocate for the NBNA policy agenda this year.
“Addressing the Social Determinants of Health: NBNA’s Call to Action”
Appreciating Our Young Leaders
Appreciating Our Young Leaders
Appreciating Our Young Leaders
National Black Nurses Association announced it's 2019 "40 and Under Awardees" at the NBNA National Convention in New Orleans, LA.
Pictured are our chapter members (Left to Right):
Angela Adjetey-Appiah, MSN, MPH
Dr Selena Gilles, DNP, ANP-BC, CNEcl, CCRN
Monique Tarrant, MSN, MPH, RN
Jose Perpignan, BS, RN
Support Our Community Work
Volunteer your time
Our organization always appreciates the generosity and involvement of people like you, with every contribution going towards making Greater New York - Black Nurses Association an even better Public Service Organization than it already is. We want to provide you with the correct and appropriate information pertaining to your mode of support, so don’t hesitate to contact us with your inquiries.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions in underserved communities. Your generous donation will fund our scholarships, COVID-19 Relief, and community programs.
