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Moving Forward: Diversity, Inclusion, and Justice in Nursing in Washington State

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This paper is intended to give nurses an opportunity both to reflect on our history and to help guide a path towards an anti-racist nursing practice that is equitable, and culturally and linguistically appropriate.

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