Remembering the 2010 International Year of the Nurse /Florence Nightingale Centennial...
For the First Time! Nurses Advocate for Global Goals!
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One of the highlights of the 2010 International Year of the Nurse / Florence Nightingale Centennial was a Global Service Commemorating Nightingale & Nursing — co-hosted by NIGH and STTI — supported by Johnson & Johnson and  featuring many notable nursing leaders and experienced by an overflowing audience at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC.  Dateline April, 25, 2010. During this Service's opening  Processional and closing Recessional, nursing leaders carried large banners depicting each of the eight United Nations Millennium Development Goals (see Webcast below). 
LEFT ROW: from top: upward view of the Cathedral arches & stained glass windows; Service honored the 8 UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Logo Banners representing Goal #1 End Poverty & Hunger, Goal # 2 Universal Education, Goal # 3 Gender Equality & Goal # 4 Child Mortality.


Photos of Cathedral Arches & Windows from NIGH's Archives by Dionne Sinclair.

Photos of Service cropped from Commemorative Service Webcast, used with permission. 
MIDDLE ROW: from top: 2010 Year Logo; Keynote by Dr. Leslie Mancuso, President & CEO of JHPIEGO; Stephanie Williams, then-International Director, Canadian Student Nurses Association, lights the ceremonial candle with Rear-Admiral Kerry Paige Nesseler, Assistant Surgeon General & Chief Nursing Officer, US Public Health Service; and Candlelighting by Dr. Karen Morin, then-President, Sigma Theta Tau International Honorary Society of Nurses. ​
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'Photo Prelude' showcasing
eight United Nations
Millennium Development
Goals (UN MDGs) >>
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​2010 Global Service Video
Highlights from the live
​5-Camera Webcast >>
RIGHT ROW: from top:  National Cathedral's Rose Window; National Cathedral's Stained Glass Window dedicated to Florence Nightingale, with panels depicting six scenes from her life. Service honored the 8 MDGs  Logo Banners representing MDGs # 4 & # 5 Maternal Health. ​

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​Here below is a pdf file featuring the center-fold spread from Nurse.com's Tribute to this 2010 Global Service.  
Accessed from NIGH's Archives and originally published by Gannett.
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Here below is the 12-page Four-Color 2010 Global Nightingale Service Program 'Keepsake' Leaflet 
Accessed from NIGH's Archives and originally published by Gannett.
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