Our strong and collective voice is well-respected and listened to by policymakers, government, administrators and other health-care stakeholders. As RNs, nurse practitioners, registered practical nurses and health-care professionals, we have been yelled at, humiliated and put in harm’s way. We’ll no longer be silenced or pushed back. We do not fear power.
We fight for positive change and work with members across Ontario to ensure what we have to say reaches all our audiences.
Our award-winning campaigns underscore the challenges that we face on the frontlines, province wide. We speak out about many issues that directly affect our ability to deliver high quality care in safe and fair workplaces, such as the system-wide shortage of RNs, heavy workloads, understaffing and service cuts. Learn about our latest campaigns.
The movement never stops. Use these resources to prepare for action.
This series of tip sheets will guide you through some of the important steps of grassroots action.
Social media like Facebook, X and Instagram make casual conversations easy. These channels are a part of everyday life for millions.
As a health-care professional, you should feel free to follow and participate in conversations on social media while ensuring you are meeting your professional standard expectations.
We’ve prepared a guide for ONA members who want to connect and join the conversation on social media, including tips and tricks to help you get the most out of social media.
The Provincial Political Action Committee develops and implements province-wide political action plans. It is an opportunity to have your stories heard and to highlight the issues that impact you and your patients.
Together you can continue building the power you need across your bargaining units to make change on the issues that matter to you and your patients, residents, and clients across all sectors.
If you are interested in joining the committee, complete the online Expression of Interest form.
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