A unified call to action from Australian nursing and midwifery leaders: ensuring that Black lives matter
Lynore Geia(Edith Cowan University), Caroline S. E. Homer AO(Burnet Institute), Joanne Gray(University of Technology Sydney), Jed Duff(Queensland University of Technology), Ali Drummond(Queensland University of Technology), Donna Hartz(Charles Darwin University), Catherine Chamberlain(The University of Melbourne), Philip Darbyshire, Luke S. Blackley(Queensland Health), Sandra Campbell(Charles Darwin University), Dulcie Flower, Lesley Barclay(The University of Sydney), Julian Grant(Charles Sturt University), Trisha Dunning(Deakin University), Maralyn Foureur(University of Newcastle Australia), Elizabeth Halcomb(University of Wollongong), Elizabeth Denney‐Wilson(The University of Sydney), Melanie Birks(James Cook University), Edward Gorman(New South Wales Department of Health), Rakime Elmir(Western Sydney University), Michael Hazelton(University of Alberta), Cherisse Buzzacott, Wendy Cross(University of South Carolina), Leonie Cox(Queensland University of Technology), Renee Blackman, Bethne Hart(The University of Notre Dame Australia), Jessica Bennett(John Hunter Children's Hospital), Margaret Fry(University of Technology Sydney), Kasia Bail, Christine Catling(University of Technology Sydney), Doug Elliott(University of Technology Sydney), Kerrie Doyle(Charles Sturt University), Hannah Dahlen(Western Sydney University), Leah East(University of Southern Queensland), Allison Cummins(University of Technology Sydney), D. Fergie OAM(Australian Catholic University), Ann Bonner(Griffith University), Christine Duffield(Edith Cowan University), Cathrine Fowler(University of Technology Sydney), Leeanne Heaton(Western Sydney University), Kathleen Baird(University of Technology Sydney), Caleb Ferguson(Johns Hopkins University), Patricia M. Davidson(The University of Sydney), Marilyn Cruickshank(Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care), Louise Hickman(University of Technology Sydney), John Daly(The University of Sydney), R. Bryant AO, Odette Best(University of Southern Queensland), Ruth De Souza(RMIT University), Ritin Fernandez(University of Wollongong)
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