Wisconsin Nurses Association

01/14/2026

WNA members are encouraged to review proposed changes to the WNA Bylaws in advance of this weekend’s Annual Meeting, where the changes will be voted on.

A virtual Town Hall will be held tomorrow, January 15, from 6 to 7 pm to walk through the proposed updates and answer questions. No registration is required.

Review the proposed changes here:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/proposed-changes-to-wna-bylaws/

01/13/2026

Nurses have a powerful voice in shaping healthcare policy.
Registration is now open for 2026 Nurses Day at the Capitol, taking place Tuesday, February 24, at the Monona Terrace.
Join nurses from across the state to advocate for patients, practice, and the profession.
Learn more and register here:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/?event=2026-nurses-day-at-the-capitol

01/12/2026

This Saturday | Virtual Event

The 2026 WNA Annual Meeting takes place this Saturday and will be held virtually, so you can attend from anywhere.

Stay informed on key updates, vote on important association business, and help shape the future of WNA with no travel to Madison required.

Learn more and register:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/?event=2026-wna-annual-meeting

01/08/2026

WNA Members: Proposed updates to the WNA Bylaws will be brought forward for a vote at the 2026 Annual Meeting on January 17.

Members are encouraged to review the proposed changes in advance and attend a virtual Town Hall on January 15 at 6:00 PM to learn more and ask questions.

Review the proposed changes:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/proposed-changes-to-wna-bylaws/

Your voice matters

01/07/2026

Meet a WNA Member - this month, meet Jean Roedl, NP https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/meet-a-wna-member-jean-roedl-np/

01/06/2026

A warm welcome to the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association.

01/05/2026

Sunday is .

January 11 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, and all of January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.

Wearing blue is a simple but powerful way to show solidarity with victims and survivors of human trafficking, raise awareness, and start important conversations in our communities.

How to participate:
• Wear blue on January 11
• Take a photo with friends, family, or colleagues
• Share using and tag

You can also take action by learning the signs of human trafficking and knowing how to report concerns.

If you suspect human trafficking:
National Human Trafficking Hotline
Call 1-888-373-7888
Text HELP or INFO to 233733 (BeFree)

Awareness saves lives. Thank you for standing with survivors.

01/02/2026

WNA members are invited to attend the 2026 Wisconsin Nurses Association Annual Meeting.

Join fellow nurses from across the state for important association updates, member engagement, and the annual Nightingale Tribute. This virtual meeting is free to attend for WNA members, but registration is required.

Learn more and register here:
https://www.wisconsinnurses.org/?event=2026-wna-annual-meeting

12/31/2025

As we step into a new year, we’re choosing reflection over resolution. For nurses, progress doesn’t always look like doing more. Sometimes it looks like rest, boundaries, and asking for support. Wherever you are tonight, know that you are valued, visible, and vital. Wishing Wisconsin nurses a steady and supportive year ahead.

12/30/2025

Need a tax deduction before year’s end?
Make it meaningful.

Support the Nurses Foundation of Wisconsin, the charitable arm of the Wisconsin Nurses Association, before 11:59 pm on December 31 and make a tax-deductible contribution that helps advance nursing in our state. All gifts, big or small, directly fund scholarships, research grants, and professional development for Wisconsin nurses.

Your donation helps:
• Educate the next generation of nurses through scholarship funding
• Support nursing research and quality improvement projects
• Strengthen patient-centered care and healthier communities across Wisconsin

Give now. Your gift is tax-deductible:
https://www.cognitoforms.com/WisconsinNursesAssociation/NursesFoundationOfWisconsinDonation

12/26/2025

The days after the holidays can be just as heavy as the days leading up to them.

For nurses, long shifts, emotional fatigue, and the pressure to “bounce back” can linger well beyond December 25.

If you’re feeling worn down or stretched thin, support is available through Nurses Caring for Nurses. You don’t have to carry it alone.

Welcome to Nurses Caring for Nurses, a dedicated space designed to support the unique challenges faced by nurses in their professional and personal lives. Here, you’ll find resources, tools, and guidance tailored to address critical issues like stress management, emotional resilience, interpersona...

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas Eve from the Wisconsin Nurses Association.
Whether you’re preparing to celebrate or heading into a shift, we’re grateful for the care and commitment nurses bring every day.