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Welcome to the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations (NCEMNA).

NCEMNA is a national collaboration of ethnic minority nurse associations. The site provides announcements about NCEMNA's unique programs and activities, as well as direct links to each member association’s Web site.

NCEMNA is a unified force advocating for equity and justice in nursing and health care for ethnic minority populations. We give voice to 350,000 ethnic minority nurses and to the lived health experience of a constituency marginalized from mainstream health delivery systems. If you are interested in becoming involved in NCEMNA projects, please fill out the NCEMNA Membership Application.

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Writing For Publication

NCEMNA would like to announce its upcoming course, "Writing for Publication," for mentees, mentors, and interested others presented by Lorraine Steefel, DNP, RN, a professional nurse writer and mentor.
 
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1 15 2010 THE NATIONAL COALITION OF ETHNIC MINORITY NURSES ARTICULATE PRINCIPLES FOR HEALTH REFORM POLICY

California – The National Coalition of Ethnic and Minority Nurse Coalitions (NCEMNA) met Thursday, December 10, 2009 to document their position on Health Reform policy. The debate on Health care Reform continues to be a burgeoning and polarizing subject, which directly impacts the health of all people and holds promise for minority and underserved communities.

12 16 2009 Writing for Publication Webinar

12 10 2009 Message from Dr. Villarruel, President

12 10 2009 Guess Who's New at NCEMNA?

12 10 2009 New Writing for Publication Program

12 10 2009 Nurses Request Funding Priority from President Obama