The Legacy of Black Women in Research Continues
“Being a researcher who is a person of color has its challenges, but remember Dr. Sharps said we need you!” laughs Dr. Sharps....
On the Pulse | 08/27/21
social justice
I CANNOT REST
By: Nia Adimu-Ceja Josiah, BA “Imini emnandi kuwe Ella Fundi.“ – Ella Baker (translated: We who believe in freedom cannot rest until...
On the Pulse | 06/18/20
On Being an Ally — I Don’t Know What Title To Give This
Today, sitting, reeling in the aftermath of the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmed Aubrey and the danger presented to...
On the Pulse | 06/03/20
We’re All Ears for Dialogues in Health Equity
The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing community comes from different ethnicities and different genders. We all have different abilities,...
On the Pulse | 06/19/19
The School of Nursing Hosts Race in America
The School of Nursing Hosts Race in America: Health Equity From a Social Justice Perspective. Back in 2015 Johns Hopkins University formed...
On the Pulse | 03/14/19
Wells We Did Not Dig, Fires We Did Not Build
I recently had the honor of being “installed” as the inaugural endowed chair for Health Equity and Social Justice at the Johns Hopkins...
On the Pulse | 09/13/18
Our Ethical Obligation to Social Justice
In the American Nurses Association’s Code of Ethics, it is clearly designated that nurses must be first obligated to their patients and...
On the Pulse | 05/23/17
