About the President
“Empowering the Community through Education, Service and Caring“
About UsA group of Black Nurses attending the 47th American Nurses’ Association Convention in 1970 held a caucus to discuss common concerns. A steering committee met in 1971 in Cleveland, Ohio and organized to investigate, define, and determine the needs of Black Americans and to implement changes in health care. The National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) was incorporated and obtained tax-exempt status in 1972. MembershipEnjoy the benefits of membership!It is our commitment to continue to serve as mentors for our future nurses. |
Nominate your colleagues as the 2024 Nurse of the YearThe Black Nurses Association of Greater Washington, DC Area, Inc. is seeking nominations for the Annual Black Nurse of the Year Award. Download the Black Nurse of the Year Nomination Form Scholarships1. The Johnella Banks Memorial Scholarship for students enrolled in a nationally accredited nursing program leading to an undergraduate (ADN or BSN) or graduate (MSN, DNP, DNAP or PhD) degree in nursing.
2. The Felicia Brady Scholarship for licensed nurses (LPN, ADN or BSN) enrolled in an educational program for advancement to the next level of nursing education are available, annually.
3. The Veronica S. Longstreth Scholarship for students enrolled in a nationally accredited nursing program leading to an undergraduate (ADN or BSN) or graduate (MSN, DNP, DNAP or PhD) degree in nursing.
The deadline date for both the Banks and Brady Scholarships is January 31 each year. |
Save the date! 43rd Annual Salute to the Black Nurse of the Year |
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Contact UsBlack Nurses Association of Greater Washington DC Area |
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