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'It was about listening to what they needed and being their voice'
We share inspirational stories of RCN reps who have gone the extra mile to support members during the pandemic
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From shop floor to ward
Being a bra fitter required respect and sensitivity – it was great preparation for a career in health care, says Grace
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In conversation with: RCN Fellow Tendai Nzirawa
Tendai talks about her pioneering work in the field of maternity care and her mission to address health inequalities for ethnic minority people and vulnerable communities
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Video: Recovery through sport
Dorian and Kevin run an innovative outreach programme helping people overcome mental health problems through sport. Watch as they explain its physical and psychological benefits.
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Five minutes with... a nurse climate change campaigner
Confidence, communication and carbon literacy: Rhea shares what she learned from the RCN’s sustainability programme
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ADHD while studying: 'I’m learning how it affects me'
Nursing student Heather received an ADHD diagnosis last year. She shares the challenges and advantages the condition brings to her nursing
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Scenes from the pandemic: 'I don't want people to forget what the NHS went through'
Retired nurse and artist Karen felt compelled to document what she saw during the pandemic.
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‘The benefits go beyond status’: what does it mean to be an RCN Fellow?
Dr Calvin Moorley tells us what it’s really like being part of the RCN Fellowship, why representation is so important, and how collaborating with other fellows will enrich his work.
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Bullying, fair pay, racism and retention: RCN President Sheila Sobrany tells us what she's focused on
Growing up in a community of nurses, Sheila has followed in the footsteps of those who came before her. She explains why she’s known as ‘the student nurse whisperer’ and her priorities for her presidency, including tackling equality, diversity and inclusion issues head on.
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‘Why are we still talking about racism and inequality?’
Former RCN President Cecilia Akrisie Anim CBE reflects on the continued lack of equal recognition for internationally educated and Black nursing staff and the progress that still needs to be made
