Reckoning with Racism in Nursing

Dr. Allyssa L. Harris is the Dean of Nursing at Prairie View A&M University.  She has 27 years of professional clinical practice and higher education teaching, research, and administrative experience.  We asked Dr. Harris, what was the impact of her participation in the Reckoning with Racism in Nursing Documentary Project? “Until I was asked to share […]

Watch the NEW Advocacy Video “The Only One” and or Dr. Allyssa L. Harris‘ Nurse of the Month interview. Write or record your first impression or thoughts in a personal (audio, written or video) journal. Notice your body’s response to the video. What arises? Watch the documentary video again, exploring the following questions in the […]

Campus Compact announces three new virtual author talks and workshops based on their newly released (September 2023) book, Anti-Racist Community Engagement: Principles and and Practices.  The editor and author led workshops “will explore how students, community members, staff and faculty put anti-racist principles into practice at college and university campuses and in communities”.  The workshops […]

NurseManifest  offers a series of Overdue Reckoning discussion groups for the month of October 2023 and beyond. The Overdue Reckoning discussion group is “a safe space for critical discussions about race and racism in Nursing” led by nurses of color. Register for their upcoming October offerings below; Next Meeting is Thursday October 12, 2023 on […]

How will you become a Change Agent? Try the Reckoning exploratory writing exercise below: Watch RWRIN’s short advocacy video Medical Change Agents  and or Danaya Hall’s nurse interview. Write or record your first impression or thoughts in a personal (audio, written or video) journal. What arises? Watch the documentary video again, exploring the following questions […]

How can you become a Change Agent? Try the exploratory writing exercise below: Watch a Reckoning with Racism in Nursing short documentary or nurse interview video. Write or record your first impression or thoughts in a personal (audio, written or video) journal. What arises? Watch the documentary video again, exploring the following questions in the […]

The Reckoning team creates *Haiku to explore trauma, flourishing and anti-racism in nursing. The Haiku’s were presented by Dr. Raeann Leblanc at the June 2023 Garrison Institute’s Mind and Life Research Institute Open your ears to hear. With the Courage to listen Care to feel my pain. By: Frankie Manning Challenge, Chaos, Crime Still, we […]

Dr. Lucinda Canty, Dr. Raeann Leblanc. Frankie Manning, Sharon Latimer-Mosley and Dr. Gayle Robinson, members of the Reckoning team, are contributors to a chapter in the newly released Campus Compact book, “Anti-racist Community Engagement: Principles and Practices”. Campus Compact a national not for profit coalition of colleges and universities, in collaboration with Stylus Publishing, LLC, […]

    The RWRIN poster entitled “Reckoning with Racism in Nursing: Exploring Trauma, Flourishing and Anti-Racism Justice in Nursing”  and team haiku were presented at the 2023 Mind and Life Summer Research Institute in June. The poster included; the practice of Reckoning with Racism in Nursing, an analysis of the thematic video creations to date, […]

Contributor, Dr. Gabrielle Abelard The Reckoning team will collaborate in a timely and educational two-hour NBNA (National Black Nurses Association) workshop on Wednesday, August 2, 2023, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm in Conference Room 313, entitled: “Reckoning with Racism in Nursing,” Critical Issues Facing Our Community: Intergenerational Trauma, Maternal Health, Mental Health, and Recommendations for […]

After watching each video, explore the following questions and comment below: Recognize: What did you observe, hear or feel? What issues did you notice? Reflect: Have you witnessed a similar situation? Reimagine: What could have been done differently? If you witness a similar situation, what would/could you do?

After watching each video, explore the following questions and comment below: Recognize: What did you observe, hear or feel? What issues did you notice? Reflect: Have you witnessed a similar situation? Reimagine: What could have been done differently? If you witness a similar situation, what would/could you do?