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Black History Month 2026: Honouring our communities and building an anti-racist future
Chair of the RCN Anti-Racism Sub-Group Mehvish Shaffi-Ajibola reflects on the importance of Black History month and why recognising the tremendous contribution of Black nursing must go hand in hand with action to tackle racism and create lasting change.
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National Care Service vision must include nursing investment, says RCN
As the prime minister sets out his future plan for reforming social care, the RCN says meaningful change will require a nurse-led approach
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Michelle Cox RCN Foundation Anti-Racism Award
Applications are open from 1 October and close at 5pm on 30 October
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Guide to RCN Congress Education, Learning and Development Programme submissions
Guide to RCN Congress Education, Learning and Development Programme submissions
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A Home for Nursing: Behind the Scenes Tour of 20 Cavendish Square
A guided tour exploring the history of the RCN building, famous residents – and ghosts – and the creation of a home for nursing.
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Meet the Team
More information about the Research Society committee, including biographies and contact information.
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A Home for Nursing: Behind the Scenes Tour of 20 Cavendish Square
A guided tour exploring the history of the RCN building, famous residents – and ghosts – and the creation of a home for nursing.
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A Home for Nursing: Behind the Scenes Tour of 20 Cavendish Square
A guided tour exploring the history of the RCN building, famous residents – and ghosts – and the creation of a home for nursing.
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One million steps for nursing
RCN President, Bejoy Sebastian, has challenged himself to walk one million steps in 100 days to raise £10,000 for nurses. Click here to read his blog
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Malawi nurses’ call for evidence: the launch of the Malawi Journal of Nursing and Midwifery
Developed through the leadership of nurses and midwives in Malawi, and supported by a growing partnership with the RCN, the launch of the Malawi Journal of Nursing and Midwifery marks an important step in strengthening nursing-led research, evidence and professional leadership in Malawi.
