Celebrate the power of nurses & midwives at a special evening reception honoring nurses serving in elected office. Join us for drinks, hors d'oeuvres, and inspiring conversations with changemakers from across the country—Campaign School attendance is not required! Tickets are limited.

Join us for Sarah DiGregorio's (author of Taking Care) inspiring presentation about the impact nurses can and are having in elected office. Whether you're ready to run or simply election-curious, this event promises to enlighten and energize.

Georgetown University's School of Nursing and Healing Politics are collaborating on this virtual event. ANA's Dr. Katie Boston-Leary and AONL's Dr. Claire M. Zangerle will discuss the many issues impacting the nursing workforce. The debate-style event will demonstrate how nurses can engage across differing viewpoints with civility and respect.

ONL’s 2025 Annual Meeting is a dynamic, interactive conference where nurse leaders can share ideas and strategies for meeting today’s challenges and leading for tomorrow. It offers an unparalleled opportunity for nurse leaders at all levels to connect, collaborate, and learn. Lisa Summers will close the conference with a presentation titled “Nursing is Political: How Nurse Leaders Can and Should Engage. ” In it, she will discuss the unique skills and perspectives nurse leaders can (& should) share with Boards and elected officials. Lisa will share how nurse leaders can intentionally build relationships within organizations, with community leaders, and with legislators, and will speak to the need for more nurse leaders in elected office. Participants will learn how to elevate and amplify their voice and impact through increased civic engagement and what they can do to increase the representation of nurses in elected office. ONL is the Organization of Nurse Leaders for Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Vermont. They are a chapter affiliate of the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL).

Join us to learn more about the World Health Organization - what it is, what it does, and the potential impact of the US withdrawal from the organization on nursing and health - both global and domestic.

Join us for an insightful session on the newly revised ANA Code of Ethics. We will focus on Provision 9, which urges nurses to take an active role in the political process by being civically engaged and advocating for healthy communities.