SHIFT Nursing’s Post

Dr. Monica R. McLemore said it best — the work of ensuring equal and equitable care and treatment is everybody’s work. It’s on all of us to acknowledge and actively work to heal racism’s harms in healthcare, so everyone is treated with the dignity and respect they deserve. Ready to #StartYourShift? Head to EverybodysWork.com for info on how to host a screening and create change in your communities.  #EverybodysWork #EverybodysWorkFilm #MyShiftMatters

Sixty years after the Civil Rights Act, we remember the Black nurses who fought for justice and equality. Pioneers like Mary Mahoney paved the way, even as they faced systemic barriers. Their legacy challenges us to continue advocating for a more equitable healthcare system. #EverybodysWork #EverybodysWorkFilm Katie Boston- Leary, PHD, MBA, MHA, RN, NEA-BC Lucinda Canty, PhD, CNM, FAAN, FACNM

Nurses and co-conspirators in health equity are saying “Everybody’s Work” is more than a documentary — it’s a rallying cry for health justice. What difference do you think a film like #EverybodysWork can make in promoting health equity and anti-racism in nursing? Learn more about hosting your own screening or reviewing the film at this link: https://lnkd.in/eYg9Ry6a #StartYourShift  #EverybodysWorkFilm  #MyShiftMatters

Care demands visibility. To properly care for a patient is to personalize care to who they are — even the parts that people “don’t see.” Meet Dr. Ernest J. Grant, whose nursing career spans 30 years. He knows that providing effective and equitable care means seeing and understanding the cultural nuances and histories of each patient, and to not see any part of a person prevents that. Learn from Dr. Grant and the rest of our fearless subjects in #EverybodysWorkFilm. Learn how to host a screening: https://lnkd.in/e_PQEMDZ #StartYourShift #EverybodysWork #MyShiftMatters

There is power in knowing your history, and that’s something that Lucinda Canty, PhD, CNM, FAAN, FACNM attests to personally and professionally. Learning that both her grandmother and great-grandmother were enslaved informs her work to address Black maternal health by giving Black women back the autonomy and control of their bodies that were lost. It is her ancestors’ stories that give her the strength to pursue her work for health justice. Check out extended footage like this on our YouTube or sign up to host a screening on EverybodysWork.com. #StartYourShift #EverybodysWork #EverybodysWorkFilm #MyShiftMatters

It will take everyone standing up and speaking out to heal racism’s harms. Nursing, after all, is shared work. Ready to start your shift? Help amplify the conversation and bring #EverybodysWorkFilm to your community. Learn more about screenings: https://lnkd.in/e_PQEMDZ #EverybodysWork #MyShiftMatters #StartYourShift

“We are the ones we've been waiting for.” “I’ve never felt so seen.” “Let's go! What's next?” Hear what nurses had to say after the first-ever screening of "Everybody’s Work" at The Howard Theatre. The energy is high and the call for change is louder than ever! It’s time to #StartYourShift. Learn more about #EverybodysWork and sign up to host a screening: https://bit.ly/4bzs9X2 #MyShiftMatters #EverybodysWorkFilm

We’re still feeling the energy from the first screening of "Everybody’s Work" at the Howard Theatre! It was an unforgettable afternoon sharing the room with fearless nurses and health equity leaders and hearing their response to this film. From the red carpet to the panel discussion and everything in between — check out all the photos from this incredible event. https://lnkd.in/eZZPqPFB Our fearless subjects: Lucinda Canty, PhD, CNM, FAAN, FACNM Aron King, MS, RN Dr. Anna Maria Valdez Dr. Monica R. McLemore Peggy L Chinn Jann Murray-García, MD, MPH Rebecca O'Connor (she/her) Katie Boston- Leary, PHD, MBA, MHA, RN, NEA-BC Tonja A. Copeland, MSN, RN, PHN Theresa Pak Kenya Beard EdD AGACNP-BC ANEF FAAN Sonya Frazier Ernest Grant Nicole Vance Photos: Mariah Miranda #StartYourShift #EverybodysWork #MyShiftStartsNow #EverybodysWorkFilm