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Keeping Secrets Close to the Breast

Many Americans of color are reluctant to reveal information about their family health histories, even to their closest loved ones. Minority nurses can play an important role in helping to break the cycle of secrecy.

Overcoming the Odds

Three RNs with disabilities share their barrier-breaking stories and their advice for other nurses and students who hope to emulate their success.

Discrimination in Nursing School: Thing of the Past or Alive and Well?

While it’s generally agreed that discrimination against minority students is less of a problem today than it used to be, some experts believe it is being replaced by new, more subtle forms of bias

Management Team

The rapidly expanding field of disease management abounds with opportunities for culturally diverse nurses who can educate and empower patients with chronic illnesses to take charge of their own health.

Closing the Health Insurance Gap

What nurses can do to help uninsured and underinsured minority patients get the care and coverage they need

Closing the Infant Mortality Gap

How nurses can play a leadership role in helping to eliminate one of the most tragic of racial and ethnic health disparities.

From CNA to CEO

A successful nurse executive shares the story of her journey to the highest rung of the nursing career ladder--with plenty of advice for future minority nursing leaders along the way

Careers in Nephrology Nursing

The growing epidemic of kidney disease in minority communities is creating an urgent need for culturally competent nurses of color with training and skills in this specialty.

Send Your Career to Camp

Are you looking for a summer job that feels more like a working vacation? Become a camp nurse and have the great outdoors for your workplace!

Hindu Dietary Practices: Feeding the Body, Mind and Soul

Our series on culturally competent dietary assessments continues with a look at the world’s third largest religion’s beliefs about food and health.

From Welder to Nurse

Laid off after a plant closing, three middle-aged men reinvent themselves as nursing students--and discover a passion for patient care.

Teaching Nursing Students About Minority Health Disparities

When your students graduate and go out into the world, will they be ready, willing and able to join the fight against racial and ethnic health inequities? Here’s what some nursing educators are doing to make sure their students are prepared.

EXCEEDing the Standard

The federally funded EXCEED program is taking minority health disparities research to the next level--by turning information into intervention

It’s a Family Affair

Meet a husband and wife team who believe in doing everything together--including earning nursing degrees.

Healing a Wounded Past

Centuries of genocide, cultural destruction and prejudice have left Native Americans an ongoing legacy of serious health problems. Indian nurses can play a crucial role in helping patients begin the process of healing from historical trauma.

Careers in Pediatric Oncology Nursing

One of the most inspiring and rewarding specialties in nursing has an acute need for more minority nurses who can provide culturally sensitive care to kids with cancer and their families

Follow the Money

Which U.S. cities and regions offer the most job opportunities and highest salaries for nurses? (And let’s not forget diversity and livability!)

Making History: Black Nightingales

For the first installment in our new series of articles celebrating the history of minority nurses, we begin at the very beginning with some of the earliest black nursing pioneers

An Army (and Navy and Air Force) of Opportunities

In both wartime and peacetime, nursing careers in the military offer exceptional opportunities to see the world, serve your country and advance to leadership positions

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