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From trending blood work to medication management to noticing the subtle changes in patient conditions, as nurses (LP/VNs, RNs, NPs, CNMs), we are well trained in direct patient care. However, there is a lack of nursing school or job-based training on how structures of oppression impact our patients, communities, and profession. There is even less training on how to dismantle structures of oppression and rebuild our nursing practice and systems in a way that promotes justice and equity.
To address these gaps, NSRH hosts an Education Series that examines unique systemic issues and how they impact health & wellbeing, patient care, and nursing practice. The sessions focus on providing nurses with tools for advocating for change from an interpersonal level all the way up to a system level. Previous themes have included Grief & Nursing, sex and pleasure in the Black community, creating a trans-liberatory health system, moral injury in nursing, and so much more!
The NSRH Education Series is a space for NSRH members and non-members to learn from leaders in the field and build connections with other equity and reproductive justice minded folks.
NSRH Members can access previous Education Series recordings on theOnline Institute!
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2026 NSRH Education Series: Collaboration in SRH Care: Centering the Whole Person
Collaboration in SRH Care: Centering the Whole Person is an interdisciplinary education series that explores how nurses, physicians, mental health professionals, rehabillitation specialists, adovcates, and other partners can work together to improve secual and reproductive health outcomes. Grounded in the principles of reproductive justice, this series highlights collaborative, person-centered approaches that promote autonomy, equitable access to care, and positive lived experiences across the reproductive lifespan.
Together, the three sessions examine SRH through an interprofessional lens by bringing diverse perspective to complex health problems. Participants will examine whole-person care for individuals with chronic endocrine and gynecological conditions, promote autonomy and equitable access for those navigating mental health conditions and neurodivergence, and address pelvic floor health, intimacy, and sexual well-being as essential parts of comprehensive care. By bringing these topics together, the series emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing reproductive justice and delivering holistic, person-centered care across the reproductive lifespan. Register today to be part of the conversation!
Registration Fees
This session is free for NSRH Members. To ensure our programming remains accessible and equitable, non-members are invited to register using our sliding scale. We understand that everyone's financial circumstance is unique, so please choose the tier that feels right for you:
- Standard ($20) - Normal registration rate.
- Sustainer ($40) - Pay it forward to support another attendee.
- Supported ($12.50) - Discounted rate for those with limited funds.
Not yet a member? Join NSRH today to attend this event for free and unlock full community benefits!
Register for the September session today!
2025 NSRH Education Series: Transformative Nursing: Protecting Patients in the Current Political Climate
How can nurses resist a system that increasingly deputizes health care providers to surveil, police, and punish their patients? How can nurses transform health systems into sites of safety? In this four-part webinar series, entitledTransformative Nursing: Protecting Patients in the Current Political Climate, we will explore how nurses can protect their patients in a hostile political climate.
Across these sessions we will examine how nurses can show up for patients marginalized by systems of oppression:Black birthing people, immigrants, and gender expansive patients who are respectively navigating unsupportive and restrictive environments. While these groups are not the only groups impacted by our current political climate, we hope these sessions will prompt more expansive discussions about transforming our healthcare system to be safe for all patients. During our final session, we will examine how using punitive language in patient notesand conversations about patients can be harmful, and conversely how to protect patients with the words we use. This summer, before our series launch, check out our resource list on “Transformative Justice & Nursing Practice” to learn more!
NSRH Members gain FREE access to this year's Education series. Non-members are welcome to join at a fee of $20 per session.
Registerfor August Session today!
