National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) Announces 53rd Annual Institute & Conference in Dallas – A Powerhouse Gathering of Black Nurses & Healthcare Leaders
UTS Staff 
The heartbeat of healthcare is getting louder in Dallas this summer!
The National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) is set to host its 53rd Annual Institute and Conference, August 5–10, 2025, at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas, Texas. This highly anticipated event brings together thousands of Black nurses, healthcare professionals, students, and industry leaders for a week of bold conversations, cutting-edge education, and meaningful connection.
With the powerful theme, “Strengthening Communities: At the Intersection of Equity, Research, Policy, and Nursing Practice,” NBNA’s 2025 conference is more than just an event—it’s a declaration of purpose. It reinforces the organization’s unwavering commitment to improving health outcomes, advancing nursing leadership, and addressing disparities that continue to affect underserved communities.
“This year’s conference will reaffirm our commitment to NBNA’s mission, which is needed more than ever as we continue to work toward health equity for all people,” said Dr. Sheldon D. Fields, President and CEO of NBNA.
From visionary keynote speakers to immersive workshops and networking events, attendees will engage with the latest innovations in nursing practice, health policy, and community care. Topics will explore everything from mental health and maternal health equity to career advancement and emerging technologies in nursing.
“This conference is more than an event—it’s a movement,” said Tonya Jackson, NBNA Executive Director. “It’s about empowering nurses to be leaders, change agents, and advocates for the communities we serve.”
Whether you’re a practicing nurse, nursing student, or health equity advocate, this is the place to be. The 2025 NBNA Conference offers unparalleled opportunities to build knowledge, form professional relationships, and energize your commitment to making an impact.
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