Section outline

  • The final session of Nurses Leading the Way: The Path to COP30 series is presented by ANHE & SONSIEL, in partnership with the Ontario Nurses for the Environment Interest Group (ONEIG). As COP30 approaches, this closing virtual event focuses on how nurses can drive change—whether they are attending COP30 in person, participating from afar, or weaving climate action into their everyday practice. Speakers explore how nurses can influence the outcomes of COP30 virtually, instill hope and direction as leaders within civil society, and advocate for bold, collaborative, and accountable action from governments. We hear directly from nurses preparing to attend COP30 and learn how they’re bringing the voice of health to the global climate stage. We also share specific, action-oriented ways for nurses everywhere to get involved through the #NursesPath2COP social media challenge.

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    • You’ve heard throughout this series how nurses are influencing climate policy at the highest levels—but global impact doesn’t only happen at summits like COP. It happens in exam rooms, communities, hospitals, and homes. The truth is: if you’re a nurse, you’re already engaging in climate action—even if you don’t call it that yet. Every time you educate a family about asthma triggers, reduce waste in your clinic, or advocate for safe housing—you’re advancing health and planetary well-being. This campaign is about making that connection visibleintentional, and amplified. Because when nurses name what they’re doing, when we share our stories, we spark change. Our everyday actions—when tied to the bigger picture—become global advocacy.

      1. Learn more about the #NursesPath2COP Campaign and Submit your 30-second Video,
      2. Join an ANHE Forum or Committee
      3. Sign up to receive information about ANHE events and opportunities, 
      4. Donate to support nurses leading the way in protecting communities, 
      5. See ANHE's library of information and resources on environmental health
      6. Use your Nursing Voice to advocate for healthy communities by contacting us here.
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