BY Gayge Operatista Raising the question of whether intentional communities of care can be a site of struggle, rather than just a place of support. The original post is located here. *Used with permission* I have personal experiences in creating and expanding communities of care, street medicing, radical mental health, as … Continue reading →

For centuries, Nurses have been bringing brains, heart, muscle, soul and sweat to the practice of medicine. Now we’re getting together to get loud about what we do! Are you a rebellious nurse? Do you want to support rebellious nurses? DONATE TODAY AT www.rebelnursing.org/donate An amazing group of volunteers is working … Continue reading →

BY LESBONURSE The entirety of this person’s highly informative and entertaining blog can be found at lesbonurse.wordpress.com.  The original post is located here. *Used with permission* I owe some thanks to the commenter who noted that I don’t actually have to write down all of my trans health thoughts in the … Continue reading →

The first Rebellious Nursing Conference will be on September 27-29, 2013, in Philadelphia, PA. it’s an opportunity to build community and solidarity, share skills and wisdom, find mentorship/peer support, develop ongoing creative projects, and honor nurses past, present, and future who have rebelliously fought for the health of their communities … Continue reading →

The Rebellious Nursing Mission Statement is up on the website! We believe that Nursing is an inherently political profession and that all Nurses are rebellious. The conference will be an opportunity to build community and solidarity, share skills and wisdom, find mentorship/peer support, and develop ongoing creative projects (such as … Continue reading →