19 January 2022
GNLI 2021 launches Module 2 of its programme, building influence and leadership
9 December 2021
“Health is a human right that cannot be delivered without nurses” - International Council of Nurses
1 December 2021
New diverse ICN Board of Directors elects Vice Presidents
25 November 2021
ICN backs Switzerland’s nursing initiative ‘YES’ vote that aims to address shortages and improve safety & quality of care
12 November 2021
ICN says health workers will have to deal with consequences if COP26 Declaration fails to deliver
3 November 2021
Gender equality and nursing leadership top the billing at ICN Congress
High level speakers call for nurse leaders to take the nursing message into politics
3 November 2021
ICN Congress: Former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown sends heartfelt message of support to the world’s nurses
Gordon Brown calls nurses ‘ambassadors of compassion’
3 November 2021
Ban Ki-moon says nurses are key to achieving Sustainable Development Goals and calls on governments to invest in nurses
Former UN Secretary General addresses global nursing congress
2 November 2021
ICN Congress hears Former New Zealand Premier Helen Clark call for nurses’ voices to be heard at World Health Assembly discussion on future pandemics
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand Helen Clark, has called for the World Health Assembly (WHA) to listen to the International Council of Nurses (ICN) in its deliberations over a possible pandemic preparedness treaty.
2 November 2021
Global leaders and celebrities praise nurses at International Council of Nurses Congress Opening Ceremony
His Holiness Pope Francis, Oprah Winfrey, Bono, and Key from the K-pop band SHINee were among the global leaders and celebrities whose messages of praise and support highlighted the Opening Ceremony of the International Council of Nurses (ICN) Congress.
30 October 2021
His Holiness Pope Francis and U2’s Bono send messages to nurses at the International Council of Nurses Congress
29 October 2021
ICN demands G20 nations take action to stop nurses and other healthcare workers dying in the pandemic, after WHO confirms up to 180,000 have died already