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Columbia Nursing, the Asian Nursing Students at Columbia, and Columbia University Irving Medical Center AAPI Employee Resource Group put together a film screening of "Nurses Unseen".
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Members of the Columbia Nursing community gathered on February 22, 2024, for the nursing school’s inaugural Dialogue Across Difference (DxD) event, “Art in the Time of Crisis: Still Rising.”
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In honor of Black History Month, we sat down with Ashley Graham-Perel, EdD, to discuss what the month means to her, the events the Office of Diversity and Cultural Affairs held, and resources.
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In honor of Black History Month, six Columbia Nursing students share what it means for them to be a Black nurse in 2023, along with words of encouragement for future Black nurses.
Latest News
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By Andrea Kott
Columbia Nursing faculty, students, and alumni work to vaccinate the masses, address fears, and more.
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New research by Columbia Nursing faculty address COVID-19 death rates among minority individuals in nursing homes, mental health care, and asthma treatment.
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John Robinson, CEO of Our Ability, discussed how the pandemic and the social justice movement have shifted the job market in favor of people with disabilities.
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Columbia Nursing alumni, faculty, and students offer some advice for future Hispanic nurses and speak about the critical role nurses of color play in promoting health equity.
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Vivian Taylor discussed Columbia Nursing’s role in the University’s mission to address racial, economic, political, and educational injustice.
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Columbia University School of Nursing has announced the establishment of the Center for Sexual and Gender Minority Health Research (CSGMHR).
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Columbia Nursing faculty, alumni, and students talk about how AAPI individuals and their allies can fight discrimination and promote health equity.
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A letter from Dean Frazier about the Spring 2021 issue of Columbia Nursing magazine.
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By Anne Harding
Columbia Nursing’s new Center for Research on People of Color was established to examine the effects of racism on health and seek solutions that will overturn centuries of inequities.
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By Andrea Kott
Columbia Nursing Community uses art to address the pandemic and racial injustice.
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