Talking History 2021A Series of Monthly Webinars on the History of Nursing. Join us for new, original research in the history of nursing. Nursing CEs will be given. Free for members – While free to members, donations to defray the cost of the webinar are welcome. Webinar Sessions
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| Presenters | Topics |
| Melissa Sherrod | Meddlesome Midwifery: Institutional Racism as a Factor in Unnecessary Cesarean Deliveries |
| Eileen J.B. Thrower | “With no Words to Get Me Out”: Elizabeth Sharp and the Development of Nurse-Midwifery in Georgia |
| Charlotte Swint | Margaret Charles Smith Midwife from Eutaw, Greene County, Alabama |
March 19, 2021 11am-1pm EST
Nursing Education
Moderator: Dominique Tobbell
| Presenters | Topics |
| Carole Bennett | Negotiating the landscape of racism History in the making |
| April Matthias | Untangling Typhoid: Comparing Early 20th Century Instruction for Quality, Evidence-Based Nursing Care |
| Janet Engstrom | Physical, Intellectual, and Moral Courage: The Pioneering Work of Mary Bristow Willeford |
| Hrag David Yacoubian | From Witnessing a genocide to establishing American style nursing education and hospitals: U.S. nurses in the near east 1915-1923 |
*Note there is a fee for these panels if you are not a AAHN Member.
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