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4 News Briefs
Berkshire RNs protest extreme understaffing
5 | Michigan RNs thwart hospital's medical
redlining 6 | San Bernardino County RNs strike
7 | Conversations with Kay 8 | Review of Naomi
Klein's new book on climate change 9 | Minnesota
Cambridge RNs picket for fair contract 10 | Wash -
ington Hospital Center nurses strike 11 | Long
Beach nurses win first contract; Tenet Health
system RNs win new contract; Providence RNs in
DC win first contract; RNs join in climate summit
in Peru; RNs again top Gallup survey for most
trusted profession
12 Picture This!
In 2014, NNU members were constantly on the
move.
By RoseAnn DeMoro
14 Common Purpose,
Common Struggle
Like U.S. RNs, nurses in Honduras are fighting
for the health of their patients against the forces
of corporate healthcare and privatization.
By Adrienne Pine
20 2014 Editorial Index
National Nurses United RNs sure do pack a lot of
activism into just one year! For a handy guide to
all of our news coverage published during this past
revolution around the sun, check out our annual
2014 editorial index.
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ON THE COVER: From left: RN leaders Lara
Norkus-Crampton, Jean Ross, and Erin Carrera
marched in December with nearly a quarter million
activists for environmental health and justice at
the international climate summit in Lima, Peru.
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