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Home » 2019 » December

Monthly Archives: December 2019

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EnviRN News – December 11, 2019

December 11, 2019 Carbon Does anyone think fracking to get more of the oily stuff out of the ground is not a problem for the climate and anyone near the process? While I cannot say I actually remember anyone making a promise take a look at – The False Promise […]

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Join Environmental Health Nurses, Nursing Faculty,

Join Environmental Health Nurses, Nursing Faculty, and Public Health experts for a discussion on how climate impacts the health of communities in rural & urban Wisconsin + actions that nurses and practitioners can take!

Link in bio to register.

Ticket sales are now open for our 15th ANHEversary

Ticket sales are now open for our 15th ANHEversary Virtual Gala!

Join ANHE on October 26th - there will be music, an auction, a raffle, and plenty of time to celebrate all we've achieved together in support of healthy environments for all!

To secure your ticket, visit our Link in Bio or go to: onecau.se/anheversary

Join the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environmen

Join the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments and the University of Minnesota School of Nursing on September 27th for this timely conversation. Speakers will share how the United States can benefit from reduced tailpipe pollution and cleaner air, where there are opportunities for vehicle electrification, and how health professionals can advance initiatives that move us towards a zero emissions transportation future.

Register Here or via Link in Bio: https://zurl.co/UPuI

Please join the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Env

Please join the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments (ANHE) #ClimateChange Committee for a webinar with staff from the Office of Climate Change and Health Equity (OCCHE) in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

On January 27, 2021, President Biden directed the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services to establish the Office of Climate Change and Health Equity to address the impact of climate change on the health of the American people. President Biden directed HHS through Executive Order 14008 section 222(d).

The Office of Climate Change and #HealthEquity addresses the impact of climate change on the health of the American people.

Join this webinar to learn about this office, the resources it provides and how you can stay up to date on the work they are doing.

Register here or via Link in Bio: https://zurl.co/DQoT

The Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments (A

The Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments (ANHE) is delighted to announce the publication of #EnvironmentalHealth in Nursing 3rd Edition – an update to our award-winning open access textbook for #nurses and other health professionals.

The third edition represents the latest in environmental health nursing research, education, advocacy, and practice. There were so many excellent chapters that had missed the deadline for inclusion in the second edition, we quickly updated the second edition so that all of you could read them as well. Updated and new chapters include the climate justice chapter, PFAS, and a chapter on climate change and children’s health.

Available via our Link in Bio or at: https://envirn.org/e-textbook/

🌟 🎉 🌎 It's Our 15th ANHEversary! Save the

🌟 🎉 🌎 It's Our 15th ANHEversary! Save the Date and join us online for the celebration during our ANHEversary Gala on October 26, 2023. More details coming soon! 🌱 📆 🤗 #ANHE #EnviRN #Nurses4PlanetaryHealth #ClimateJustice

https://envirn.org/calendar/its-our-15th-anheversary/

1 year later, Georgia is already reaping the benef

1 year later, Georgia is already reaping the benefits of a transition to a clean economy being driven by federal climate and clean energy investments in the manufacturing of batteries and other clean technologies.

Tomorrow, August 16th, nurses, local officials, and climate advocates will celebrate those investments with the first anniversary of the bill that made them possible- the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). In addition to billions of dollars in funding for clean energy and clean transportation, the IRA also increased funding for air monitoring throughout Georgia and the rest of the nation. One key local benefit being highlighted is an IRA- funded grant of nearly $500,000 to Atlanta's Center for Sustainable Communities, allowing them to expand the network of air quality monitors in Atlanta. Join us on Facebook live tomorrow morning for remarks followed by a live installation of one of the funded air quality monitors.

#ClimateWinsHere #CleanerAirNow

Applications for the ANHE Fellowship are open! Wor

Applications for the ANHE Fellowship are open! Work with communities to tackle environmental health issues and health equity 🌐

Check out the new website to learn more about ANHE, view previous cohorts, and apply for Cohort 3!

Visit our Link in Bio or fellowship.envirn.org

Conversations at NBNA's 51st Institute & Conferenc

Conversations at NBNA's 51st Institute & Conference on

➡️The built environment
➡️Social determinants of health
➡️Associations we have when we think "environmental health"
➡️How nurses are continuously transforming healthcare and improving outcomes

#NBNA2023 #healthequity #racialequity #nursingsolutions
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Nurses asked, we're offering! Join ANHE's Policy-A

Nurses asked, we're offering! Join ANHE's Policy-Advocacy forum in partnership with Healing Politics next Thursday August 3rd @3pm EST. Panelists will discuss the process of running for office, the importance of nurses holding elected positions, and their personal experiences campaigning and filling elected positions.

#healingpolitics #nurseadvocacy

ICYMI: ANHE's Cara Cook spoke at the Route Zero st

ICYMI: ANHE's Cara Cook spoke at the Route Zero stop in Washington, D.C. to advocate for the strongest possible clean car and truck standards!

A Route Zero recap: "Route Zero traveled across the country, with over 250 local volunteers and advocates participating along the way. Stops included Los Angeles, CA, Flagstaff, AZ, Sante Fe, NM, Kansas City, MO, Joliet, IL, Detroit, MI, Cleveland, OH, Pittsburgh, PA, and Baltimore, MD before ending at the EPA headquarters in DC to deliver the comments collected that called for strong light-duty vehicle standards. In each of those cities, groups sponsored billboard ads, visibility tactics like flyering, sidewalk art, ads on bar coasters and coffee sleeves in independent coffee shops, charging station ads, full page newspaper ads, social media ads, as well as bus ads and bus shelter ads.

The relay demonstrated and celebrated the path to a zero emission future in the United States, which is being spurred on by historic investments in charging infrastructure, battery manufacturing, and tax incentives for consumers to make the transition to zero emission vehicles, and emphasized that the only way to make it across the finish line is by finalizing the strongest possible clean car standards.

The Road Ahead for Route Zero

While the comments for the light duty vehicle rules have been delivered, the rulemaking has just begun. Next steps for this campaign include using the momentum of the Route Zero Relay to continue to push for the finalization of the strongest possible clean car standards through visibility tactics, social media campaigns, in-person events, petitions, sign on letters, influencer campaigns, and much more.

The Route Zero campaign has already started this next step with visibility tactics sponsored by Hip Hop Caucus at the Essence Festival in New Orleans, Moms Clean Air Force sponsored Route Zero Coloring sheets at restaurants around the DC metro area, Green Latinos sponsored metro ads in the DC metro area, a stand up Route Zero presser in Tennessee, charging ads in Atlanta, and PNS stories across the country."

Still inspired after a phenomenal #icncongress las

Still inspired after a phenomenal #icncongress last week!! It was a momentous step forward to see the attention that planetary health is receiving on global stage! Thank you to our partners @cane_aciie for helping us elevate this important topic for nurses.

#icncongress2023 #nurses4planetaryhealth #climatechange #systemschangenotclimatechange

We are so inspired by the many planetary health se

We are so inspired by the many planetary health sessions showcased at the #icncongress! One being Alysha Jones’, member of the Canadian Association of Nurses for the Environment, presentation on protecting children’s health in the Anthropocene. Children are disproportionately impacted by climate change and nursing engagement as advocates and in clinical practice is critical! Check out @cane_aciie to learn what you can do as a nurse.

Nurses are uniquely positioned to transform health

Nurses are uniquely positioned to transform health systems and promote resilience and adaptation. Fiona Hanely, Lecturer at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec and member of the Canadian Association of Nurses for the Environment, shares how nurses across Canada are leading in planetary health.

As the world’s most trusted profession, with expertise in healthy relationships and systems healing, global nurses can significantly advance restoration of planetary health for all people now and for future generations. ICN hosted multiple discussions on planetary health including a dedicated symposium on Nursing for Planetary Health at the #ICNCongress.

In Washington Post’s Climate Solutions, @sarahed

In Washington Post’s Climate Solutions, @sarahedigregorio writes, “As the climate becomes warmer and more humid, people who work outdoors are some of the first to contend with life-threatening heat exposure.”

Nurses are trusted professionals, in every community, and an excellent resource for responding to this challenge. ANHE Nurse, Roxana Chicas, is doing just that.

“For Chicas, whose research is a collaboration with community organizers at the Farmworker Association of Florida, this work is personal. She was born in El Salvador, where her mother grew corn, beans and coffee. When the Salvadoran civil war broke out in 1979, children were often kidnapped and never seen again. In 1986, when Chicas was 4 years old, she and her mother fled that terror to the United States. They settled in Georgia, where Chicas’s mother worked as a housekeeper and often told her daughter that she was grateful to have an indoor job that protected her from the weather.”

Read the article here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../farmworker-deadly-heat/

Photo credit: Eva Marie Uzcategui for washingtonpost

Planetary health has been a major theme woven thro

Planetary health has been a major theme woven throughout the 2023 ICN Congress. ANHE nurses share their perspective on why this is important for the nursing profession globally! #icncongress #nursesforplanetaryhealth

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It's almost time for the ICN Congress taking place

It's almost time for the ICN Congress taking place from July 1-5! Here's an overview of ANHE's presentation:

Mentorship as a Supportive Model for Nurse-Community Health Initiatives
July 3, 4PM EST

ANHE’s second Fellowship, which started in June 2022, includes an equally diverse group of nurses, who hail from all corners of the U.S. and have varied backgrounds, nursing specialties, and are at different points in their nursing careers. This second cohort builds upon the challenges and successes of the first cohort with a greater emphasis on speakers from disproportionately impacted communities, support for building relationships with the community prior to the start of the Fellowship, and an inclusion of stipends for Fellows. The ANHE Environmental Health Nurse Fellowship now serves as a model of how nurses can successfully partner with community-based organizations to improve the health of communities most impacted by environmental issues.

Hope to connect with you there! #PlanetaryHealthICN #Nurses4PlanetaryHealth

We're gearing up for the ICN Congress taking place

We're gearing up for the ICN Congress taking place from July 1-5!

Here are a couple of featured presentations by CANE and ANHE members. For more information, visit our Link in Bio!

Code Red for Humanity: Nursing Leadership for Planetary Health at a Time of Climate Crisis
July 3rd, 4 – 5:30 PM EST

CANE's presentation will describe how in 2008, a group of concerned nurses founded a national organization dedicated to the improvement of the environment and the emerging field of planetary health across all domains of nursing practice, policy, research, and education

Introducing Nursing for Planetary Health
July 5, 2023 at 10:30 – 12 pm EST

Nurses are uniquely positioned to transform health systems and promote resilience and adaptation. The Planetary Health Education Framework (PHEF) provides a transdisciplinary framework of five core domains to guide the urgent and necessary transformation of all human systems.

With support from ANHE and the PHA, the ICN announces the publication of Nursing for Planetary Health. This document will guide the application of the planetary health core domains to nursing research, education, advocacy/policy, and practice. As the world’s most trusted profession, with expertise in healthy relationships and systems healing, global nurses can significantly advance restoration of planetary health for all people now and for future generations.

CA communities are rallying for #EndDependence Day

CA communities are rallying for #EndDependence Days of action. We’re standing up to Big Oil & demanding an end to the harms they’ve done to our communities & climate. Via @lastchancealliance

Visit: https://zurl.co/zuQ0 for more info - or check our Link in Bio on @we.are.anhe Instagram!

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