(Black PR Wire) Silver Spring, MD – The National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) is thrilled to host its 53rd Annual Institute and Conference in Dallas, Texas, from August 5-10, 2025, at the Hilton Anatole. This premier event brings together nursing professionals, healthcare leaders, and students for a week of inspiration, education, and collaboration.

With the theme, "Strengthening Communities: At the Intersection of Equity, Research, Policy, and Nursing Practice," the conference highlights NBNA’s commitment to driving meaningful change in healthcare. Attendees will explore the future of nursing through innovation, advocacy, and evidence-based practices—all while keeping patient-centered care at the heart of the profession.

This year’s conference promises powerful keynote speakers, hands-on workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities with experts and peers. Participants will gain cutting-edge insights into healthcare trends, policy updates, and strategies to advance equity in nursing and beyond. "This year's conference will reaffirm our commitment to NBNA's mission which is needed more than ever as we continue to work towards health equity for all people" stated Sheldon D. Fields, PhD, RN, CRNP, FNP-BC, AACRN, FAANP, FNAP, FADLN, FAAN, 14th President and CEO, National Black Nurses Association, Inc.

"This conference is more than an event—it’s a movement. It’s about empowering nurses to be leaders, change agents, and advocates for the communities we serve," said Tonya Jackson, MSHA, BSN, RN, Executive Director of NBNA.

Join us in Dallas as we celebrate the power of nursing, amplify diverse voices, and drive innovation in healthcare. Register today and be part of the transformation!

For registration information and event details, visit www.nbna.org.

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About the National Black Nurses Association:

The National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) was founded in 1971 with a mission to provide a forum for Black nurses to advocate for the improvement of health and healthcare delivery for African Americans and other people of color. NBNA is committed to increasing the number of African Americans in the nursing profession and to enhancing the educational, professional, and leadership opportunities for Black nurses.