Implicit Bias and Structural Racism Lecture
Implicit Bias and Structural Racism lecture done be Carla Gates BNA member attended by Janice Johnson and Juanita Coye-Bailey in September 25, 2026.
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Black Nurses Association of Greater Washington, DC Area, Inc.
← Return to BNA-GWDCAImplicit Bias and Structural Racism lecture done be Carla Gates BNA member attended by Janice Johnson and Juanita Coye-Bailey in September 25, 2026.
BNAGWDCA members Janice Johnson and Faye Hunter participated in a community service activity at the U.S. Census Bureau on September 23, 2026, demonstrating the association’s ongoing commitment to community engagement, service, and promoting health and wellness.
BNAGWDCA members Janice Johnson, Sade Martin, and Judy Jourdaine attended the National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) 54th Annual Institute and Conference, joining nursing professionals from across the nation to advance nursing excellence, leadership, professional development, and health equity. Their participation reflects BNAGWDCA’s ongoing commitment to strengthening professional connections, sharing knowledge, and supporting the advancement of Black nurses and the communities they serve.
BNAGWDCA Vice President Lauren Mouling and Darryl Harris of Applied Integrated Marketing and Design (AIMD) attended the Sickletini on the Hill event at Onyx Rooftop Lounge in Washington, DC, during Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference week. The event provided opportunities to connect with community leaders and advocates, including Maryland Delegate Kriselda Valderrama (District 26) and Reginald Hart, CFO of the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America (SCDAA). Their participation reflects a shared commitment to advancing sickle cell awareness, health equity, and meaningful community partnerships.
BNAGWDCA members and leaders came together for the 2026 Leadership Retreat, “Cultivating Excellence: Growing Leaders, Building Communities.” The retreat focused on strengthening leadership, fostering collaboration, and advancing the association’s mission through strategic planning, professional development, and community engagement.