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Who is #Thankful4Nurses?

November 25, 2014

This Holiday Season, we’ve launched a campaign, #Thankful4Nurses, asking patients, community members, and leaders from across the state: take a moment to thank the RNs. How have you benefited from the...

Hudson Valley and Capital Region RNs Endorse Federal and State Candidates

October 22, 2014

With elections coming up November 4, RNs are mobilizing to get out the vote for candidates who support patient care. Today, NYSNA members from the Hudson Valley and the Capital Region endorsed...

Long Island RNs Endorse Federal and State Legislative Candidates in Valley Stream

October 17, 2014

With elections coming up on November 4, nurses are taking our issues straight to the candidates. Today, NYSNA members from across Long Island endorsed 5 Long Island candidates running for office in...

Staten Island Candidates Speak Out for Safe Staffing

October 10, 2014

Elections are coming up on Tuesday, November 4. We need to back candidates who support safe staffing.

“My father was just at SIUH,” said Assembly Member Nicole Malliotakis. “I saw nurses on their feet...

Register to Vote November 4

October 06, 2014

Over the past few years, NYSNA nurses have mobilized like never before to win fair contracts, improve conditions for our patients, and to protect access to quality healthcare for all New Yorkers.

If we...

Tuesday’s Legislative Primaries: NYSNA Endorsed Candidates Win

September 12, 2014

During Tuesday’s Primary Election, RNs hit the streets to campaign for the state legislative candidates who can best represent frontline nurses and our patients. Our hard work proved successful – when...

Join us to lobby on May 20, 2014

April 25, 2014

For our next lobby day, Tuesday, May 20, we’re joining with fellow healthcare unions from across the state, including PEF, CSEA, CWA and 1199SEIU, to lobby for safe staffing and against workplace...

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NYSNA President Nancy Hagans, RN, BSN, CCRN, spoke alongside labor leaders and elected officials on the steps of City Hall. Nurses stand with pro-immigration signs outside their facilities.