About MCNBNA
Milwaukee Chapter National Black Nurses Association was organized in 1980, by seven registered nurses (Emma Smith, Carol J. Calvin, Brenda Dockery, Bunny Booker, Laura Mathews, Ruby Dancil and Eva Allen) who saw a need for this nursing organization in Milwaukee, WI. At MCNBNA we strongly encourage the community and futures nurses to be part of this organization's efforts to serve.
ATTENTION: Nursing Students!!!
Join Me, President Edna and other Members for the
1st Nursing Student Open Forum!
Get to know the Board, Committee, and other Members of the Chapter.
We need to hear from Nursing Students!
Click this link: https://chat.google.com/room/AAAAots3Xyo?cls=1 to leave a CHAT message in the Open Forum that you will attend.
Meet us on
Google Meet, Tuesday, March 25, 2025, 5p - 8p.
Click on the Link:
To join the video meeting, click this link: https://meet.google.com/gvc-cfyf-bzh
To join by phone instead, dial (US) +1 513-855-2343 and enter this PIN: 648 309 926#
Come with your questions, comments, and suggestions! ​​
11 %
of RNs are African American.
443K
269,600 African American RNs and 162,800 LPNs.
30.5%
of nurses identify as belonging to a minority.
8
billion people on earth for nurses to care for, protect, and heal.
