Happy July ONEIG members!
We have some exciting news to share! Before we jump in, the leadership team would like to say a big “thank -you” to each and every one of you for your contributions in making this happen.
Happy June, ONEIG members!
We are honoured to be able to host RNAO’s 96th Annual General Meeting! This year’s RNAO AGM theme is Protecting Ontarians and Leading Change: Nurses and RNAO during COVID-19. Be sure to register here! We are looking forward to seeing you there. (Please see attached poster)
Join the Discussion(s):
Hi ONEIG members!
Join your ONEIG colleagues on Tuesday June 15 from 730pm-830pm as we take this time to review and discuss the 17 resolutions put forward for consideration by the RNAO membership this year. This discussion will inform the feedback and voting of ONEIG's consultation representative at the RNAO AGM. There is a large volume of resolutions to discuss, so please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the resolutions for consideration (in a pdf attached to this email).
Hello there!
Registration is now open for a collaborative program with ONEIG's Susan Monro and Beth Emeth's Continuing Education: Water and Wells in the Bible and Water Challenges Today
Date: Sunday June 13
Time: 11am EST
All are welcome to attend! Please click here to register.
Please see attached image for more information.
Best,
Your ONEIG leadership team
Hi ONEIG members!
Please join us Wednesday June 2nd from 700pm to 830pm for ONEIG's quarterly open executive meeting.
This is a fantastic opportunity to meet passionate nursing colleagues to review ONEIG's work, find out how you can get involved, and support important initiatives promoting ecological health.
All ONEIG members are warmly welcome!
Register Now to receive the zoom info.
Hello Changemaker!
We hope you had a fantastic Nurses’ Week, and Indigenous Nurses’ Day (Miigwetch to the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Nurses and nursing students). We honor and celebrate you for your amazing and unique contributions to this profession, to those working hard on the front lines of the pandemic, and if you are a nursing student, we honour you for pursuing this rewarding career path! Please see below for this month’s updates, opportunities, and action alerts:
Updates
Dear ONEIG member,
Do you enjoy speaking out for nurses, health and health care? Would you like to assist us in our mission to illuminate the link between the environment and health, and to promote healthy sustainable environments through nursing leadership.? We are looking for members to join the Ontario Nurses for the Environment Interest Group (ONEIG) executive.
The ONEIG is seeking nominees for the following positions:
Dear ONEIG member,
Do you enjoy speaking out for nurses, health and health care? Would you like to assist us in our mission to illuminate the link between the environment and health, and to promote healthy sustainable environments through nursing leadership.? We are looking for members to join the Ontario Nurses for the Environment Interest Group (ONEIG) executive.
The ONEIG is seeking nominees for the following positions:
National Nurses' Week is soon approaching- May 10 to 16th. The ONEIG executive team is wishing you a Happy National Nurses' Week and a big warm thank you for all that you do to support and protect environmental health within your practice, your community, and at home.
Please see below for some May Updates!
Tell Ottawa to Stop Hwy 413!
Dear ONEIG Members,
Please see below for discussions on environmental racism, and practical toolkits you can use to take action within the workplace, and within the community!
Webinars:
Indigeneity and Environmental Racism in Canada: a conversation - Please see their event description below:
Dear ONEIG member,
Do you enjoy speaking out for nurses, health and health care? Would you like to assist us in our mission to illuminate the link between the environment and health, and to promote healthy sustainable environments through nursing leadership.? We are looking for members to join the Ontario Nurses for the Environment Interest Group (ONEIG) executive.
The ONEIG is seeking nominees for the following positions:
Happy Earth Month ONEIG members,
Here is some great news about cycling infrastructure in Toronto. Also, check out the interesting events and announcements below:
Dear ONEIG member,
We apologize, the link in the below email does not work properly.
To apply for the call for nominations please use the following link https://myrnao.ca/oneig_cfn_2021
Thank you,
Carrie
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Dear ONEIG member,
Hello ONEIG members!
Here are some wonderful ways you can take action this month:
Congressional Briefing on Climate & Health
Hello ONEIG members!
A heart-felt thank you to all those who attended our quarterly meeting. It was wonderful to connect with people and discuss key topics to address in the upcoming year!
News:
Hello ONEIG members!
Join us this Wednesday March 10th, from 730pm to 900pm for ONEIG's quarterly open executive meeting.
Register here and you will receive a Zoom meeting link.
Hello ONEIG members!
Please save the date for Wednesday March 10th, from 730pm to 900pm for ONEIG's quarterly open executive meeting.
Register here and you will receive a Zoom meeting link.
Hi ONEIG members,
A friendly reminder to act now to add your name to help protect Ontario's fragile water supplies from over-extraction!
Hi ONEIG members,
Add your name to help protect Ontario's fragile water supplies from over-extraction!
Registered nurse and environmental advocate extraordinaire Sue Munro has put together a comment for the Environmental Registry of Ontario's Draft Water Quantity Management Implementation Guide and is inviting individual nurses and concerned individuals to add their names to the statement she will submit.
Dear ONEIG Members,
A warm wish for a healthy new year to you and your loved ones!
The leadership team is excited to share activities underway, including:
Access to safe water and sanitation for all is essential to life and a matter of environmental and social justice. Unfortunately, there are over 100 drinking water advisories in First Nations across Canada and no national strategy to address urgent water issues.
The COVID-19 pandemic compounds harms of historically marginalized communities. Our collective recovery must build stronger, healthier communities, including healthy environmental public policy that challenges structural inequities, including environmental racism.
We need our governments to take immediate, future-minded action now to ensure the foundational conditions for human health and wellbeing are sustained for generations to come.