2026 Nurses Day at the Capitol

We had over 1100 people attend in 2025!

WNA’s 2026 Nurses Day at the Capitol will inform participants of the national and state health policy issues that impact nursing practice, education, and health care delivery. Each participant will be prepared to meet with their legislators to discuss these issues. Participants will identify their legislators when they register for the program - then WNA will arrange individual or group meetings with legislators. Student nurses as well as experienced RNs and APRNs are encouraged to attend!
ATTIRE: Business casual – you will be meeting with legislators.


REGISTRATION - Click HERE
DEADLINE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2026

Participants must attend their scheduled meeting(s) with legislators and turn in a completed 'Report' at the debriefing room at the Capitol or Monona Terrace to receive a Certificate of Attendance.  No certificates will be issued to those attending the morning sessions only. No CE contact hours are offered for this activity.

CONFERENCE SPONSORS
The following organizations have provided Sponsorship dollars for this program to keep your cost low. 

Thank you GOLD Sponsor: 

Thank you SILVER Sponsors:
       

Thank you BRONZE Sponsors: 

      

              

 

Registration

REGISTRATION FEE
Regular rate = $50.00
WNA Member rate = $35.00  (current ANA/WNA member ID# required)
Student Nurse = $25.00 (some SONs are doing 'group registrations' as below - check with your instructor)

Continental Breakfast will be provided. Lunch is on your own.

For group registrations of 10 or more, please contact megan@wisconsinnurses.org. If arranging bus transportation for your group, please pass along this important bus drop-off and parking notice from Monona Terrace.

Deadline to Register: Friday, February 13, 2026

REGISTRATION  Click HERE to Register

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We had over 1100 people attend in 2025! WNA’s 2026 Nurses Day at the Capitol will inform participants of the national and state health policy issues that impact nursing practice, education, and health care delivery. Each participant will be prepared to meet with their legislators to discuss these issues. Participants will identify their legislators when […]

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