- AFT Convention: Fighting for a better life for all
- Building a worker-focused economy in Washington state
- Initiative 645 threatens critical programs for Washingtonians
- Interview with April Sims on impact of Iniative 645 on working families
- Remembering Barbara Nichols, barrier breaker
- The path to a breakthrough public health contract
- When summer becomes a health hazard
WSNA Newsletter issue archive
- ANA Membership Assembly: Legislation, inclusion, action
- Children’s Case Managers finalize contract
- District Court: State inspectors must be allowed into detention center
- Farewell letter from David Keepnews
- Immigrant rights: How you can help protect your patients, families, and communities
- Nursing graduate degrees designated “professional” — for now
- Stronger together: Photos and video from Seattle Pride
- WSNA position on staffing
- ANA and 9 nursing organizations sue federal government over loan limits
- Help us choose the best image
- Kadlec settles unfair labor practice charge
- Lessons learned from the AI summit
- Seattle Children’s loses appeal of $21M jury verdict in racial discrimination case
- Small, rural hospitals must start reporting meal, rest break compliance July 1
- WSNA PAC interviews dozens of state candidates for endorsement in 2026
- WSNA endorses April Sims and Cherika Carter for the WA State Labor Council
- You didn't win, and now, I finally get to tell my story
- Firsthand accounts of WSNA labor history
- Inside Washington’s registered nurse PTSD law
- New items in the WSNA store
- Take survey on the use of AI in the workplace
- WA joins lawsuit over student loan limits on graduate nursing programs
- WSNA 2026 Leadership Conference Award recipients
- WSNA welcomes Gerard Friesz as executive director
- An insider’s guide to this year’s legislative session
- Nurses tackle health in a changing climate
- PeaceHealth barred from threatening to take healthcare from striking workers
- Raising money for nursing scholarships!
- Transforming communities
- WSNA’s top social media posts of 2026
- Washington joins World Health Organization’s Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network
- Julia Barcott at Seattle Women's March
- Justin Gill stands up for science
- Q&A with Edna Cortez, chair of the WSNA Labor Executive Council
- Q&A with Justin Gill, WSNA president
- Saying goodbye to Moxi, the AI-powered robot
- Sorry AI, you can’t call yourself a nurse
- Stronger together: WSNA annual report
- Tacoma General per diem nurses join WSNA
- Top 10 reasons to attend WSNA’s Union Leadership Conference
- Alex Pretti killing prompts protests and memorials
- Big contract wins for Tacoma General and Mary Bridge NICU nurses
- Honoring the 2026 Hall of Fame inductees
- Kadlec nurses picket for workplace violence prevention, break relief, wages
- Keepnews to receive ANA National Award
- Mary Seacole, the “mother” of the battlefield
- Politics affects nursing in every way — get ready for 2026
- Tell the Department of Education: Nursing degrees are professional degrees!
- The long road to victory at Seattle Children’s
- Trailblazing nurse Verna Hill passes on
- 2026 changes to Washington’s workplace violence prevention law: What RNs need to know
- WSNA President Justin Gill encourages nurses to engage and advocate in 2026
- Washington state supports 15 vaccines for children
- Washington’s maternal mortality rates increase 2021-2022
- What will change in Medicaid look like?
- 2026 WSNA membership dues
- Happy holidays from our hearts to yours
- New member-requested items available in WSNA store
- Seattle Children’s nurses set Dec. 21-22 for strike vote
- Seeking nominations for Hall of Fame
- Staffing plan noncompliance? How to file an effective staffing complaint
- Volunteer for the Seattle/King County Clinic April 23-26
- WSNA members featured in national story on rural healthcare
- WSNF scholarships open for 2026-2027 school year
- Major upgrade to WSNA’s online learning site
- Meet the WSNA Board of Directors
- New meal and rest break flexibility in 2026
- Nurses win big in Nov. 4 general election
- Save the date: Union Leadership Conference April 26-28
- Support nursing students on Giving Tuesday
- The quest for universal healthcare in Washington state
- Updated DOH return-to-work guidance for healthcare personnel
- WSNA members stand up for issues impacting their patients
- AI in healthcare—an innovation, not a replacement for nurses
- American Nurse Project team now has a YouTube channel
- Faye Glenn Abdellah became a nurse in 1942 and a living legend in 1994
- Justin Gill tapped in national exhibit on the American Dream
- King County public health nurses hold rally Sept. 27
- Op-ed: Seattle Children’s declares war on nurses’ rights
- Seattle Children’s nurses in prolonged talks, hold info picket
- WSNA member Tracy Klein appointed to WSU Board of Regents
- Washington State Nurses Foundation scholarship winners for 2025
- Hospital Staffing Plan posting requirements: Is your patient care unit compliant?
- Op-ed: Public health nurses not valued for their experience by King County
- Union support remains strong despite Trump administration’s anti-union actions
- WA DOH standing order on COVID-19 vaccine access
- WSNA Executive Director David Keepnews to step down August 2026
- ‘Win for nurses, science, and patients’
- Article on workplace violence hits a nerve
- From Spain with love: Member writes WSNA a letter of appreciation
- Q&A with veteran nurse Peggy Smith
- Seattle Children’s case managers ratify vote to join the WSNA union
- Truth or theater? One year of data on meal and rest break compliance
- WSNA members in Yakima Valley part of forum on Medicaid cuts
- Washington needs more nurses in elected office
- 7 Washington nurses to be inducted as American Academy of Nursing fellows
- ANA 2025 Membership Assembly: Harnessing the power of nurses
- Fellowships for sexual assault nurse examiners closes July 29
- HEALWA and you: Evidence-based resources right at your fingertips!
- New safe staffing law requirements started July 1
- Seeking applications for WSNA councils and committees
- Unemployment benefits for striking workers passed into law – what we know so far
- WSNA announces results of 2025–27 elections
- WSNA marches with Pride at Work
- Congress’ proposal to cut Medicaid would devastate our healthcare system
- General Assembly sets priorities for WSNA
- Juneteenth. Honoring freedom. Advancing justice.
- Justin Gill, WSNA president, featured on the RN-Mentor Podcast
- KCNA awards scholarships to outstanding nursing students
- Vote in WSNA elections and be part of our future
- WSNA Convention 2025, Forward Together, ‘right message for our time’
- WSNA honors nursing leaders with biennial awards
- WSNA launches online networking groups for members
- WSNA members help meet $50K match for nursing scholarships
- Widespread media coverage on federal lawsuit
- 2025 session recap: New laws supporting nurse safety and worker rights
- Holy Family nurses supporting vets
- More than a thousand show up for WSNA picket at St. Joseph Medical Center in Bellingham on April 29
- PeaceHealth nurses in Bellingham to vote on new tentative agreement May 22-23
- Vote in WSNA elections and be part of our future
- WSNA joins lawsuit to restore access to federal health resources
- Washington health groups sue to stop federal government’s deletion of vital health data and resources
- A nurse's journey to treat snakebites
- Amid ongoing attacks on healthcare, Washington nurses gather to build power
- Member survey finds most are not getting their meal and rest breaks
- Nurses at PeaceHealth St. Joseph in Bellingham to picket April 29
- WSNA Biennial Report: We are now stronger than ever
- WSNA President Justin Gill speaks at Hands Off! rally
- WSNA speaks at Health Care is a Human Right rally in Olympia
- How are hospitals complying with the meal and rest break law?
- MultiCare Good Samaritan nurses need a break — literally
- Survey: What is your reality with meal and rest breaks?
- WSNA Convention 2025: Key highlights
- WSNA election season underway as candidates step forward for 2025-2027 term
- WSNA members join National Day of Action protesting cuts in education, Medicaid
- WSNA nurses pave way for workplace safety at CommonSpirit hospitals
- WSNA’s unfair labor practice charge against PeaceHealth will get a hearing
- 10 WSNA members win cruise with Nurse Blake
- 2025 WSNA Nurse Lobby Day - Why is advocacy so important?
- Celebrate Black History Month with knowledge
- Editorial: Advancing equality for international nurses
- Free aromatherapy webinar Feb. 19
- Goodbye color codes. Washington hospitals asked to switch to plain language
- How to use your voice with lawmakers
- Run for office, submit a resolution. Deadlines still open!
- WSNA Health Equity CNE webinar now available
- What you need to know if ICE agents come to your workplace
- ‘We finally feel seen:' International nurses gain parity
- Early bird rate extended for convention until Jan. 31
- How Washington state nurses can get benefits under recent PTSD law
- Nurses at 3 Seattle hospitals team up for negotiations
- Nurses remain most-trusted profession
- Special screening in Seattle of ‘Everybody’s Work’ Feb. 24
- Top ten highlights of the St. Joseph Medical Center contract
- Volunteers needed for Seattle/King County Clinic April 24-27
- WSNA in solidarity with historic strike by Oregon nurses
- WSNA’s legislative priorities for 2025
- WSNA’s top social media posts of 2024
- "Nurse Unseen" eligible for Best Documentary Feature Category at Academy Awards
- 2025 WSNA membership dues
- A holiday wish from WSNA
- Featured Event: Nurses Education Series Virtual Workshop Jan. 25 — Free for WSNA members
- Health equity education requirements for nurses in Washington state
- King County public health clinics receive temporary funding
- Letter from the president
- NWRNA Region Report: Download the latest on-demand webinar
- Nominate a nursing hero for a 2025 WSNA Recognition Award
- Nominate yourself or a colleague for WSNA office
- Nurses for America seeks signatures to oppose RFK Jr. nomination
- Op-ed: Human cost of closing the Virginia Mason Birth Center
- Report from KCNA: Assembling cold and flu kits
- WSNA 2025 Resolutions
- 2024 Washington state election results
- CWRNA holds first annual meeting
- Groundbreaking nurse Frances Terry, who paved the way for nurses of color, passes on
- Home health nurses in Spokane seek community support for safety measures
- Key vote on public health funding Nov. 19
- Legendary nurse advocate Hilke Faber passes on, leaving behind debt of gratitude
- Nominations now open for WSNA office
- Nurse practitioners reshaping healthcare
- Nurses mourn sudden closure of Virginia Mason’s Family Birth Center
- Pearls for Practice: Highlights of 2024 meal and rest break law
- St. Joseph Medical Center nurses seek better staffing, safety
- The 2024 elections and nursing’s priorities
- WSNA’s Convention and General Assembly coming April 30-May 2