BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//132.216.98.100//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.20.4// BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20250909T080221EDT-9780GA5C4b@132.216.98.100 DTSTAMP:20250909T120221Z DESCRIPTION: \n\nThe ºÚÁÏÉç Nursing Collaborative\, with support from the P ulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and ºÚÁÏÉç Global Health Programs\, is proud to present Leadership via Voice: Tell your story so people will hear it and act on it\, to be held Friday\, May 10 at the ºÚÁÏÉç Faculty Club. There will be panels from 13:00-16:00\, followed by networking and celebr ation with wine and cheese from 16:00-18:00. \n\nPlease join us and our pa nel of experts as they discuss how to:\n\n\n Communicate your position (sto ry) about key health/healthcare issues effectively to influence the public and policy/political decision-makers\n Feel more confident to share expert ise with diverse audiences (media\, public\, policy)\n Be more responsive t o opportunities to share voice with diverse audiences (media\, public\, po licy)\n Develop ‘outward – facing’ social/media skills and tactics to showc ase expertise/experience\n Develop strategies to take back to institutions/ associations to enhance nursing voice\n\n\nºÚÁÏÉç Faculty Club\, 3450 McTa vish St.\, Montreal\, Quebec\n\nPanels: 13:00 – 16:00\n\nNetwork and Celeb ration: 16:00 – 18:00\n\n\nLeadership via Voice: Tell your story so people will hear it and act on it.\n\n\n Moderator: Ann Peters\, Pulitzer Center University and Community Outreach Director\n\n\nAnn Peters oversees the Pu litzer Center's Campus Consortium program\, which creates opportunities fo r journalists\, students and faculty to examine global issues across disci plines at more than 30 partner institutions. The network includes two-year community colleges\, liberal arts colleges\, larger universities\, school s of public health and graduate journalism programs. A graduate of the Uni versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Georgetown University Law Cen ter\, Ann began her career as a journalist for United Press International. She reported from the U.S.\, Israel\, the West Bank\, Gaza Strip\, Lebano n\, Egypt and South Africa between 1983 and 1991. She also has worked with Human Rights Watch and the Open Society Institute.\n\nWith featured guest s including:\n\n\n Alex Potter - Nurse\, Firefighter and Pulitzer Center Gr antee Photojournalist\n Alex Potter is a photojournalist and nurse from the Midwest working mostly in the Middle East. She spent the first years of h er career rotating between nursing in Minnesota\, and reporting in Yemen: documenting the post-revolution transition\, the rise of the Houthis\, and it’s most current war. She has worked with publications like National Geo graphic\, the New York Times\, Washington Post\, and Harpers Magazine\, re ceiving grants from the Pulitzer Center\, International Women's Media Foun dation\, and the Ground Truth James W. Foley Fellowship\, among others. Re cently\, Alex worked in Iraq both as a photojournalist and an emergency an d trauma nurse for the duration of the battle for Mosul. She was an integr al part in forming Global Response Management\, a medical non profit bring ing trauma care to conflict zones. Alex believes in the democratization of healthcare\, in finding pragmatic\, realistic solutions to difficult situ ations\, and that everyone deserves to have their voice heard. While not i n the Middle East\, she works as a wildland firefighter based in the Sawto oth National Forest\, Idaho.\n  \n Anne Lagacé-Dowson - Broadcaster and Jour nalist\n Anne Lagacé Dowson is a Montreal based bilingual broadcast journal ist and commentator\, with an MA in Canadian Studies from Carleton Univers ity. Anne is a proponent of the arts\, literacy and social justice.\n  \n Dr . Ivy Bourgeault - Professor\, Telford School of Management\, University o f Ottawa\n Ivy Lynn Bourgeault\, Professor\, University of Ottawa and recen tly held the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Chair in Gender\, Work and Health Human Resources. She has garnered an international reputation for her research on maternity care\, population health and health workforc e policy\, planning and migration from a gender lens. She has been a consu ltant to various provincial Ministries of Health in Canada\, to Health Can ada\, the pan American Health Organization (PAHO)\, the OECD and to the Wo rld Health Organization. She is an active member of the Gender Equity Hub of the Global Health Workforce Network and the global planning committee o f the International Health Workforce Collaborative. She was inducted into the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences in 2016 and received the 2016/17 U niversity of Ottawa Award for Excellence in Research\n  \n Sarah Nolan\, Lea d\, Government Relations at Canadian Nurses Association (CNA)\n Sarah Nolan is the Government Relations Lead at the Canadian Nurses’ Association\, ha ving joined the team in March of 2019. Sarah is responsible for providing insight and strategic advice to the broader association in federal advocac y efforts. Prior to joining CNA\, Sarah spent over two years in the energy sector lobbying the federal government on behalf of Canada’s largest elec tricity utility companies. Before her involvement working for associations \, Sarah spent almost ten years working in federal politics for various Me mbers of Parliament and Ministers on files related to Human Resources Deve lopment\, Foreign Affairs and International Trade\, Status of Women and In dustry.\n  \n Dr. Madhukar Pai\, Director\, ºÚÁÏÉç Global Health Programs Di rector\, ºÚÁÏÉç International TB Centre\n Prof. Madhukar Pai\, MD\, PhD\, F CAHS is a Canada Research Chair in Epidemiology & Global Health at ºÚÁÏÉç University\, Montreal. He is the Director of ºÚÁÏÉç Global Health Programs \, and Director of the ºÚÁÏÉç International TB Centre. Madhu Pai did his m edical training and community medicine residency in Vellore\, India. He co mpleted his PhD in epidemiology at UC Berkeley\, and a postdoctoral fellow ship at the UCSF. Madhu serves as a Consultant to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. He serves on the STAG-TB committee of WHO\, Geneva\; Scientif ic Advisory Committee of FIND\, Geneva\; and Access Advisory Committee of TB Alliance\, New York. He has previously served on the Coordinating Board of the Stop TB Partnership. He is on the editorial boards of Lancet Infec tious Diseases\, PLoS Medicine\, eLife\, PLoS ONE\, International Journal of TB and Lung Disease\, among others. Madhu’s research is mainly focused on improving the diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis\, especially in h igh-burden countries like India and South Africa. His research is supporte d by grant funding from the Gates Foundation\, Grand Challenges Canada\, a nd Canadian Institutes of Health Research. He has more than 300 peer-revie wed publications. He is a recipient of the Union Scientific Prize\, Chanch lani Global Health Research Award\, and Haile T. Debas Prize. He is a memb er of the Royal Society of Canada\, and an elected Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences.\n  \n Natalie Stake-Doucet\, President\, AQII-QN A\n Natalie Stake-Doucet is a registered nurse and fellow at the Policy\, K nowledge and Health research chair. She's an activist for nurses' rights a nd for a healthcare system that is safe for all those who navigate through it. She was co-organiser of the General Assembly on Care that brought tog ether citizens and healthcare professionals to occupy a public yet safe sp ace to tell their stories. For the last several years\, she has worked to normalize and maintain a nursing presence in the media on political issues that affect our work. She's also been leading an effort to translate soci al media campaigns into concrete political action. This ties in with her r ole as president of the Quebec Nurses' Association\; the QNA aims to creat e solidarity within our profession and support all of nursing's voices in the political arena.\n  \n Christina Kozakiewicz\, Communications Officer\,  ºÚÁÏÉç Ingram School of Nursing\n Christina Kozakiewicz is a communications \, marketing and public relations professional who has worked primarily in the not-for-profit sector until joining ºÚÁÏÉç in 2017\, as a Communicati ons Officer for the Ingram School of Nursing (Faculty of Medicine). Her ma ndate involves (but is not limited to) using different platforms and media channels to promote the School’s faculty and students and their achieveme nts in education\, research\, and service to communities.\n\n\nAlso suppor ted by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and ºÚÁÏÉç Global Health Pr ograms\n\n**Admission to this event is free**\n\nREGISTER FOR THIS EVENT\n \n \n DTSTART:20190510T170000Z DTEND:20190510T220000Z LOCATION:Faculty Club\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E5\, 3450 rue McTavish SUMMARY:Nursing Collaborative Symposium URL:/nursing/channels/event/nursing-collaborative-symp osium-295005 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR