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Enjoy ICN's Beautiful New Video! 
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Nurses! A Voice to Lead!
​Learn more at ICN's new website! 
In celebration of Florence Nightingale’s Birthday & International Nursing Week in 2017, the Nightingale Initiative for Global Health salutes — in tribute — the International Council of Nurses for launching their campaign ‘Nurses A Voice To Lead — Achieving the SDGs.’
The universal nature of nursing — caring for the health of all peoples throughout their lives —                                                                       is fundamental in creating a healthy world.!
Congratulations 
to ICN 2013-2017 President Judith Shamian
to ICN CEO Frances Hughes  

and ICN’s Board and Staff! 



Image Credits:  Wikimedia Commons. An Afghan boy gives two thumbs and a smile in the village of Spine Gundey, Gelan district, Ghanzi province, Afghanistan, May 9th, 2012.  Posted by Andrew Clair Baker, released to public domain. Five stars @ dbclipart.com. 
  • Home
    • Our Commitments
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    • Our History
    • Our Team
    • Our Nightingale Prayer
    • NIGH's Integral Models
  • Featuring!
    • Why Nightingale?
    • Student Nurses Voices Speaker Series
    • Nurses Voices Speaker Series
    • Nurses' Voices Virtual Launch
    • Nurses' Voices Campaign
    • UN.Declaration.on.the.Rights.of Indigenous.Peoples
    • Inclusion_Diversity_Equity_Justice
    • Remembering Stockholm 72
    • 2020 Initiatives >
      • 2020 Nurses Week
  • Sign Our Declaration
    • English Version
    • Arabic Version
    • Armenian Version
    • Catalan Version
    • Chinese Version
    • French Version
    • Hebrew Version
    • Kiswahili Version
    • Korean Version
    • Maltese Version
    • Portuguese Version
    • Russian Version
    • Spanish Version
    • Swedish Version
    • Tagalog/Filipino Version
    • Turkish Version
  • Stories
    • Canada
    • Dominca
    • Greece
    • India
    • Kenya
    • Malawi
    • Nicaragua
    • Nigeria
    • Philippines
    • Sweden
    • Switzerland
    • Tanzania
    • Uganda
    • Ukraine
    • United States of America
    • Story Guidelines
  • UN Goals
    • 17 UN SDGs!
  • Outreach
  • News
  • About Us
    • Our Vision, Mission & Values
    • Featured Publications
    • Contact