Black Nurses Association-BNA of Indianapolis
The Indianapolis BNA is an affiliate chapter of the National Black Nurses Association.
05/29/2026
*New Member Spotlight*
Join us in welcoming our newest member of the Black Nurse Association- BNA of Indianapolis! She's on track to graduate as an LPN in December 2026 from Ivy Tech Community College, Lafayette, Indiana. Watch out for her brilliance!
05/21/2026
05/21/2026
✨ May is Mental Health Awareness Month ✨
grows in silence.
begins in community.
“Mental Health Awareness Month, observed every May, is an annual campaign to educate the public about mental illness, reduce stigma, and advocate for better resources and support. It highlights the importance of overall well-being and encourages individuals to seek help and build supportive communities.” NAMI.
Let’s kick the stigma on mental health!
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05/17/2026
05/03/2026
The National Black Nurses Association is taking a stand against the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to exclude nursing from federal professional degree loan protections.
This ruling puts future nurses at risk, especially those from historically underserved communities. By limiting access to the advanced education needed to serve where care is needed most.
We are calling on national leaders to reverse this decision immediately and protect the future of the nursing workforce.
Read the full statement here: https://nbna.org/national-black-nurses-association-condemns-exclusion-of-nursing-from-federal-professional-degree-loan-protections/
04/25/2026
✨ Southside USCT Coalition Annual Resource Fair ✨
Indy
Pressure Screenings
04/21/2026
April is stress Awareness month
04/10/2026
April is Stress Awareness Month- Sharing an enjoyable moment with friends is a good way to end a stressful day.
03/26/2026
Pike High School Annual Mental Health Fair.
240+ participants and 62 vendors registered!
It was a pleasure to participate in this community event for mental health awareness to kick the stigma around Mental Health.
The Black Nurses Association of Indianapolis, Inc. was able to provide some teen mental health literature, blood pressure screenings, and provide health education to several youth and adults. Additionally, we enjoyed offering Nursing mentorship to the next generation of nurses.
Thank you for the opportunity to support your students and the community.
03/26/2026
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