The Solidarity Shift: Nursing after the Murder of Alex Pretti RN

Описание: The Solidarity Shift: Nursing Led Community
The world is struggling, and as nurses, we can no longer wait for a hero to save our profession or our communities. We must realize that we are the ones we’ve been waiting for.

Join Meg Lambrych, Sarita Warren, Cambria Nwosu, and Amie Archibald-Varley for The Solidarity Shift—a raw, unfiltered, and solution-focused roundtable. In this session, we confront the heartbreaking killing of Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti and discuss how this tragedy sits at the volatile intersection of healthcare, politics, and policy.
We are shifting the gear from passive observation to active solidarity. This is a space for action, giving you the tools to support nurses in Minnesota and beyond.

In this Live, we discuss:
The Reality: A moment of silence and a deep dive into the impact of recent events on our community.
The Barriers: Navigating safety, social media censorship, and changing digital landscapes.
The Shift: Why 'Solidarity is a Verb' and how to move from 'Hero' to 'Advocate.'
The Action Plan: Specific steps for mutual aid, professional protection, and community support.
Whether you’re a nurse on the frontlines or an ally passionate about community care, it’s time to rise to the challenge together.

Meet the Speakers:
Meg Lambrych, BSN, RN Meg is a community health registered nurse, independent journalist, activist and a leading voice in health equity. Her writing explores the intersection of nursing policy, politics, and culture and seeks to bring racial justice and class consciousness to the forefront of the nursing profession.

Dr. Cambria Nwosu, RN Dr. Cambria Nwosu, DNP, RN, LNC, is a Legal Nurse Consultant and healthcare advocate focused on the intersection of clinical practice, health law, and civil rights. Through her media platform and consulting work, she analyzes current healthcare policy, patient safety issues, and systemic inequities, translating complex medical and legal matters into accessible, evidence-based discussion. Her work centers on accountability, patient advocacy, and advancing justice within healthcare system.

Sarita (Sarah) Warren, RN Sarita is a nurse, activist, and storyteller dedicated to humanizing care. As the co-founder of the non-profit Don’t Clock Out, she is a fierce advocate for healthcare workers facing moral distress and is a central figure in the movement to build a more just and safe healthcare system.

Amie Archibald-Varley, RN, MN Amie is an award-winning nurse, speaker, freelance journalist, medical writer, health equity specialist, and Host of The Gritty Nurse. Amie is prominent media contributor and author of the #1 Globe and Mail & Toronto Star National Best-Selling Book “The Wisdom of Nurses,” Amie is known for leading "courageous conversations" that challenge the status quo and amplify the voices of the marginalized.