The  Campaign Health Equity PowerPoint presentation (updated 9/16/2023) and accompanying template can help you tell the story of the Campaign and nurses leading to achieve health equity. Feel free to add slides and/or tailor the deck to your audience and presentation.

Disclaimer

The Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action encourages Action Coalitions and Campaign representatives to use the standard PowerPoint slide deck for presentations. The PowerPoint presentation may be used as is; simply add the speaker’s name, title, date, and venue/audience to the cover slide and master slide where indicated. However, other changes and uses are not permitted:

Slides

• Text: Other than the additions noted above, do not alter the text, images, or slides in any manner.
• Images: Do not copy the images for use in your own presentations or elsewhere—doing so may violate copyright law, leading to significant fines.
• PowerPoint slides: Do not post the slides on any websites, whether it is your site or someone else’s, and do not distribute them to audience members without the express permission of Campaign staff.

Template Slide

If you would like to create your own slides, you may use the blank Campaign PowerPoint template (link below). However, because this template bears the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation logo, please:

• Do not use such a slide for any presentations that constitute lobbying under Internal Revenue Service rules (e.g., a presentation to legislators or their staff that refers to a specific legislative proposal, or a presentation to the public that refers to a specific legislative proposal and includes a call to action, such as “call or write your legislator”).
• Do feel free to customize this blank template with text and images, as long as you have appropriate permission for any images you include and your use does not violate copyright law.

These rules are intended to protect copyrighted materials licensed by the Campaign but owned by other entities. Any penalties resulting from improper use of these presentations – including demands for payment from the owners of any images used – are the responsibility of the individual and/or the Action Coalition. If you have any questions about how to use these PowerPoint presentations, please contact Campaign staff for assistance.

Campaign’s Health Equity PowerPoint

Campaign for Action Blank PowerPoint template

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Prior approval is required when you are using the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action name and logo.

To request approval of the logo, please submit proposed materials to CampaignforAction@aarp.org and describe how the logo will be used and how the materials will be distributed.

Allow at least five business days for approval. However, as described on page 4 of the guidelines, the Campaign name and logo are never to be used on lobbying materials. The only exception to the approval requirement is when Action Coalitions use pre-developed collateral or template documents provided by the Campaign, such as the template postcard or Campaign brochure.

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• Do not use such a slide for any presentations that constitute lobbying under Internal Revenue Service rules (e.g., a presentation to legislators or their staff that refers to a specific legislative proposal, or a presentation to the public that refers to a specific legislative proposal and includes a call to action, such as “call or write your legislator”).
• Do feel free to customize this blank template with text and images, as long as you have appropriate permission for any images you include and your use does not violate copyright law.

These rules are intended to protect copyrighted materials licensed by the Campaign but owned by other entities. Any penalties resulting from improper use of these presentations – including demands for payment from the owners of any images used – are the responsibility of the individual and/or the Action Coalition. If you have any questions about how to use these PowerPoint presentations, please contact Campaign staff for assistance.

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October 27, 2020 – Board Service Opportunities for Nurses

October 13, 2020 -2020 Nursing Innovations Fund Winners Announced

September 29, 2020 – Reimagining a More Equitable Future for All

September 15, 2020 – School Nurses Roles Expand During COVID-19

September 1, 2020 – Nurse-led Innovations Inspire

August 18, 2020 – The Latest on the Future of Nursing Report

August 4, 2020 – Future of Nursing Report Coming in 2021

July 21, 2020 -Leveraging the Power of Nurses

July 7, 2020 – Introducing Population Health in Nursing Reports

June 23, 2020 – Nurses Call for Equity and Fairness

June 9, 2020 – Committing to Health Equity for All

May 26, 2020 – Nursing Leadership at Forefront of COVID-19

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