Episodes
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NHE 6-5 Dr. Kathy Vandiver – Environmental Educator Extraordinaire!
Kathleen M Vandiver, PhD Dr. Vandiver earned her Ph.D. in 1982 from the Tufts University School of Medicine from the Anatomy & Cellular Biology Department and joined the research team […]
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NHE 6-4 Dr Jean Bernhardt and Dr. Sarah Valentine – Insights on Climate, Environment, Health and Nursing
Jean M. Bernhardt PhD MSN CNP Dr. Bernhardt is a family nurse practitioner and nurse executive who practices leadership in occupational health and community health settings. She has responded to […]
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NHE 6-3 Dr AnnMarie Walton and Dr Valerie Sabol – Teaching Climate, Equity, and Action
Dr. AnnMarie Walton Dr. Walton is a tenure-track Associate Professor at the Duke University School of Nursing where she teaches and facilitates two core courses, Population Health in a Global […]
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NHE 6-2 Dr Nancy Rudner on Nursing, Heat, and Population Health
Dr. Nancy Rudner Nancy Rudner, DrPH, APRN, has focused her career on improving health through the lifespan through patient care, population health, and policy. An Associate Professor in the […]
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NHE 6-1 Dr. Heidi Honegger Rogers and Dr. Heide Cygan – Kick off to Fabulous Nurse Researchers!
Dr. Heide Cygan Dr. Heide Cygan, DNP, RN, PHNA-BC is an Associate Professor at the Rush University College of Nursing, in the Department of Community, Systems and Mental Health where […]
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NHE 5-19 Dr. Daniel Smith: The environmental nurse researcher who makes you want to be an environmental nurse researcher
Dr. Daniel Smith is the Weingarten Endowed Assistant Professor at Villanova University’s M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing. He teaches across the curriculum in courses such as Imperatives for Global […]
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NHE 5-18 Dr. Suellen Breakey: If you build it, they will come.
Suellen Breakey, PhD, RN Associate Director of the Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health and a Distinguished Teaching Associate Professor in the School of Nursing at MGH Institute of […]
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NHE 5-17 Dr. Teddie Potter: “Everything’s collapsing:” Why now is the perfect time for planetary action
Teddie Potter, PhD, RN, FAAN, FNAP In 2019, Dr. Potter was appointed the first Director of Planetary Health for the School of Nursing at the University of MN. She is […]
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NHE 5-16 Dr. Lisa Thompson: The burning platform: cookstoves and plastic incineration in developing countries
Lisa M. Thompson, PhD, MS, RN, FNP, FAAN is an environmental health scientist and an Associate Professor at Emory University, with appointments in the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing […]
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NHE 5-15 Dr. Mark Siemon: American Indian health care, the water crisis, and planetary nursing in the Western states
Mark Siemon, PhD, RN, PHNA-BC, CPH, CNE Dr. Mark Siemon is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Southern Utah University. He began his career as a Public Health Nurse/Epidemiologist at […]
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NHE 5-14 Many Voices – Nurses at COP27!
From on the ground at COP27, in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt Listen to the voices of many nurses from around the world as they share their experiences of attending COP27 […]
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NHE 5-13 Dr. Carol Ziegler: Climate injustice: How low income families live green lifestyles without getting the credit
Carol Ziegler, APRN, APHN-BC, NP-C, DNP is a Professor of Nursing at Vanderbilt University and a dually certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Advanced Practice Holistic Nurse. She is co-founder of […]
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NHE 5-12 Dr. Raney Linck and Dr. Ande A Nesmith: Radical Empathy for Every Living Being: Nursing & Social Work Converge on Climate
Raney Linck DNP, RN, is Inaugural Nursing Faculty and Assistant Professor at the Susan S. Morrison School of Nursing at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. Dr. […]
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NHE 5-11 Dr. Cecilia Tomori: Infant formula and fossil fuels: Our “Commercial Determinants of Health”
Cecilia Tomori, PhD, Associate Professor, Director of Global Public Health and Community Health, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Cecília Tomori is an anthropologist and public health scholar whose work investigates the […]
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NHE 5-10 Dr. Jessica Castner – Researcher, Scholar, Committed to Environmental Health
Jessica Castner, PhD, RN-BC, FAEN, FAAN Jessica Castner served as the 2021-2022 Distinguished Nurse Scholar-in-Residence at the National Academy of Medicine and is the President of Castner Incorporated, a woman-owned small […]
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NHE 5-9 And the 2022 Charlotte Brody Award goes to….
The prestigious Charlotte Brody Award recognizes a nurse whose story of environmental activism and accomplishment reflects a significant contribution to environmental health. This award honors Charlotte Brody, a registered nurse […]
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NHE 5-8 Advocacy, organizing, and the power of story
Tune into this session with Dr. Rachel Kerr and Jill Aquino, who share their stories about their journeys into climate nursing. Listen to Kerr share her experience as a nurse […]
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NHE 5-7 National Student Nurses Association leaders create health care decarbonization resolution
The National Student Nurses Association held its 70th annual convention in April 2022 in Salt Lake City, UT. At the convention, Shanda meets with four undergraduate nursing students from Case […]
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5-6 NCC Two Climate Nurses Building Community for Travelers
In this session, Shanda is joined by Emily Cheng, a critical care travel nurse and CEO & Co-Founder of MedVenture App and Floro Cubelo, founding President of the Filipino Nurses […]
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5-5 NCC The SolarRN™: Where renewable energy and health converge
Hear about the journey of Kathryn Ford Richter as she shares her story of building a renewable solar energy company as a nurse. Richter, also known as The SolarRN™, dives […]
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5-4 NCC From Sustainability Champion to Planetary Health Leader: An Oncology Nurse’s Journey
Milagros Elia, MA, APRN, ANP-BC obtained her Master’s degree in Advanced Practice Nursing from NYU in 2001, and has been a Nurse Practitioner in Oncology within both the clinical and […]
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5-3 NCC Schools of Nursing Bring Climate Change into the Classroom
In episode 3 of the Nurses Climate Challenge series, Shanda interviews two nursing faculty members who are committed to climate education, discussion and engagement for nursing students. They reflect on […]
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5-2 NCC Europe with Anna Fuhrmann
In 2021, the Nurses’ Climate Challenge was expanded to Europe, through Healthcare Without Harm Europe. Nurse Anna Furhmann has been leading the Challenge. In this episode, Shanda interviews Anna to […]
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5-1 The Founding Mothers of the Nurses’ Climate Challenge
The Nurses’ Climate Challenge (NCC) is a nation leading, and now global effort inviting nurses to educate other health professionals about climate change and health. The innovator behind the challenge […]
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4 #17 Climate Justice Podcast #12 Nurses at COP26!
Robin Evans-Agnew, RN, PhD (He, Him, His) is an associate professor in the vibrant University of Washington Tacoma’s School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership. He is focused on upstream actions […]
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4 #16 CJ11 De-Ann Sheppard – The Heart of Cultural Safety
Teluisi De-Ann Sheppard tleyawi Ktaqmkuk I am citizen of the Wabana’ki confederacy of Mi’kmaw (Nujio’qan)and Irish descent, born and raised in Labrador, Canada. My formal nursing education (BScN) was at […]
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4 #14 Climate Justice 10 Najeem Al Balushi – A Nursing view from Oman
Najeem Al Balushi, is a senior nurse and a Fulbright Scholar in Oman’s Ministry of Health. Najeem Al Balushi, is a senior nurse and a Fulbright Scholar in Oman’s Ministry […]
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4 #14 Climate Justice 9. Dr Connie Nguyen-Truong, Dr Shameem Rakha. Deconstructing Racialized Experiences
Dr. Connie Kim Yen Nguyen-Truong, PhD, RN, ANEF, is a tenured Associate Professor at Washington State University College of Nursing, Faculty Affiliate at WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, […]
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4 #13 Climate Justice 8 Bradley Thompson, MSN, RN-BC, PMHCNS-BC “Nursing is Nothing Without Action”
Bradley Thompson, MSN, RN-BC, PMHCNS-BC Bradley has worked as a nurse and educator in both outpatient and inpatient mental health settings, and will soon be joining the Veterans Health Administration. […]
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4 #12 Climate Justice 7 Maria Alejandra Orostegui Santander, RN, PhD, Visionary Educator in Colombia
Maria Alejandra Orostegui Santander, RN, PhD in education, Master in Education, Specialist in Auditing and Quality Assurance with an emphasis in Epidemiology Dr Rojas is a University Professor at the […]
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4 #11 Climate Justice 6 Dr. Lizeth Veliz Rojas, Creative Educator and Public Health Nurse in Chile
Lizeth Veliz Rojas, PhD, MPH, Dipl Environmental Education, RN Iira was born in Kuopio, Finland, and has been working as a nurse since 2013. She received her Bachelors of Health […]
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Season 4 #11 Climate Justice 5 Iira Tita, RN and Doctoral Student in Finland Caring for the Elderly in a Warming Climate
Iira Tita, Registered Nurse, MHSc, BHSc Iira was born in Kuopio, Finland, and has been working as a nurse since 2013. She received her Bachelors of Health Sciences in 2018 […]
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Season 4 #10 Climate Justice 4 Tammy Davis, BS, RN, Committed to Community Service
Tammy Davis, BS, RN, ANHE Environmental Health Fellow from Birmingham, Alabama Tammy Davis, BS, RN exemplifies a commitment to community service through promoting environmental justice for communities in Alabama. On […]
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Season 4 #9 Climate Justice 3 Dr. and Sr. Jackline Mayaka – Supporting Climate Health in Kenya
Dr. Jackline Mayaka, Sister, Educator and leader in western Kenya My name is Sr Jackline Mayaka, a Franciscan sister of St Joseph. I’m a Kenyan by birth and a […]
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Season 4 #8 Climate Justice 2 Dr. Faith Nawagi – Educator and Champion in Uganda
Dr. Faith Nawagi, Nursing Leader from Uganda to Minneapolis Faith Nawagi, RN, BSN, PGC. Clin Epi, MIPH, PHD-HPE is the Africa Regional Hub Chair of the Nursing Now challenge, and […]
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Season 4 #6 Dr. Robin Evans-Agnew – Creative Caring for Communities
Dr. Robin Evans-Agnew explores caring for all things as a nursing focus. From working with Mother Teresa in India to working toward environmental justice in the Pacific Northwest, he brings […]
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Season 4 #5 CHANT!
Investigators who developed CHANT – the Climate, Health, and Nursing Tool – discuss how it began, what it is telling us, and aspirations for future uses. Now in its 5th […]
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Season 4 #4 Promoting Health and Justice – Dr. Adrienne Wald
Dr. Wald describes her career from oncology nursing to her interest today in extreme heat exposure and health promotion. As an educator and athlete, she inspires many! Dr. Adrienne Wald, […]
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Season 4 #3 The ANHE Student Committee Speaks!
These nursing students show us…our profession is in good hands! ANHE launched the inaugural Student Nurse Committee in 2020 with a group of 8 pre-licensure student nurses from across the United States. This year, the student-driven […]
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Season 4 #2 – Oriana Turley, Innovator of Sustainable Scrubs
Oriana Turley couldn’t find comfortable, ethically produced, sustainable scrubs, so she set out to produce them herself. Oriana Turley is a mother, adventurer, nurse and founder of Medicine Mountain […]
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Season 4 #1 Volunteers Behind the Success – Members of the Board of ANHE
Guest: ANHE Board Members All great organizations need great boards. The Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments is uniquely positioned at the intersection of nursing and the environment. With creativity […]
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Season 3 #20 Anabell Castro Thompson – A Bright Light for Health Equity
Anabell Castro Thompson, MSN, APRN, ANP-C, FAAN, FAANP is a Nurse Practitioner and Senior Vice President of Health Equity at Equality Health. Anabell’s leadership exemplifies sustained commitment towards improving healthcare […]
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Season 3 #19 Dr. Erin Kyle and the AORN Position Statement on Environmental Responsibility
Dr. Erin Kyle – a champion of health and safety, including environmental health Dr. Kyle is a perioperative nurse with a passion for improving population health. Some may question […]
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Season 3 #18 Ellynne Bannon – Transforming Lives…and Governments
Ellynne Bannon’s Passion is Empowering People… Whether it’s policy or personal health, sometimes people and organizations need help to meet their goals. Ellynne ‘s passion is empowering people – patients, […]
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Season 3 #17 Jacob Roberts Nurse Climate Leader in Tasmania
Jacob Roberts – Passion and compassion for health and the natural world Jacob Roberts, RN BN Grad Cert (Emergency) MACN HTNA, Deputy Chair, Australian College of Nursing (ACN) Community of […]
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Season 3 #16 Kathy Reiner Champions the Planet for School Nurses
Kathy Reiner…We can’t separate ourselves from our environment. Health cannot be in isolation. Kathy L. Reiner, MPH, BA, BSN, RN, school nurse and 2019-2020 ANHE Environmental Health Nurse Fellow, discusses […]
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NHE Season 3 #15 Nurses Drawdown!
Nurses are Standing up to Climate Change And launching the new global effort Nurses Drawdown! Through this partnership between the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments and Project Drawdown, nurses […]
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NHE Season 3 #14 Jessica Madrid – Canadian Association of Nurses for the Environment
Jessica Madrid – Live as if we were connected to everything around us. Jessica resides with her spouse and young son on Haida Gwaii (unceded Haida territory), a remote archipelago […]
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NHE Season 3 #13 Dr. Peggy Berry Talks Occupational Health
Peggy Berry draws links between occupational and environmental health Peggy Ann Berry, PhD, RN, COHN-S has worked in occupational safety and health since 1990. She is a certified occupational health […]
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NHE Season 3 #12 One Health with Nancy Chaney – an Inspiring Leader
Nancy Chaney makes the case for thinking more holistically, caring for people and planet… Nancy Chaney’s nursing career spanned 25+ years in neurosurgery, home health and hospice, internal medicine, family […]
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