15:00:58	 From Colleen Maykut : She is our Canadian Rock Star :)
15:01:25	 From Sean Reed  To  All Panelists : Greetings Everyone!
15:01:31	 From Colleen Maykut : Bonjour Marlaine
15:01:32	 From ODETTE GRISCTI : Hello Everyone :)
15:01:48	 From Christopher Kahle  To  All Panelists : Hi from Portland, OR (phd student at OHSU)!
15:01:49	 From Christine Fasching Maphis  To  All Panelists : Are we muted, and are our camera’s on?  Thank you ladies, I’m excited to hear what you have to say!
15:01:50	 From Johanah Carrera : Good afternoon everyone! Hello Dr. Miriam Bender!
15:01:52	 From Jeannie Corey  To  All Panelists : Hello!
15:01:54	 From natalie : Hello Everyone!
15:01:58	 From Sarah Rodrigues : Hello!
15:01:58	 From Deborah Antai-Otong : Deborah Antai-Otong (signed in as ( Effiong52)
15:02:07	 From Nadia Green : Hi All! :)
15:02:07	 From Lisa Ashley : Hello. greetings from Lisa Ashley
15:02:08	 From Heather Epp : good afternoon!
15:02:14	 From Helen Rook : Greetings from New Zealand
15:02:17	 From Kay Syminton : Kia ora from New Zealand :-)
15:02:23	 From shakti jiao : Hello from Canada
15:02:26	 From Alma Doris Alabot : Good morning from the Philippines!
15:02:30	 From Mary Elaine Southard : Greetings from Scranton, PA
15:02:33	 From Darlene Schindel : Hello from Alberta,Canada
15:02:35	 From Debbie Rickeard  To  All Panelists : Good Evening Everyone from Windsor Ontario Canada
15:02:37	 From Colleen Maykut : Hello from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
15:02:42	 From Anna Valdez : Hello all from California
15:02:42	 From Kim English  To  All Panelists : Good evening from Ontario, Canada
15:02:45	 From Audrey Walsh  To  All Panelists : Hello everyone
15:02:46	 From Robin Evans : Hello from Saskatchewan, Canada
15:02:46	 From Anna Boneberg : Hello From Buffalo, NY
15:02:47	 From Maile Mercer : Good evening from New York City!
15:02:48	 From Heather DiCioccio : Hello from Cleveland, Ohio!
15:02:48	 From Jamie Smith : Hello from Philadelphia, PA
15:02:50	 From Lian Lee : hello from United Kingdom
15:02:52	 From Cindy Peternelj-Taylor : Hello.  Glad to be joining from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
15:02:53	 From Olga Petrovskaya : Hello from Western Canada
15:02:54	 From Robin Narruhn  To  All Panelists : Hi From Seattle Wa
15:02:55	 From Shelley Canning : Hello from Vancouver (well just outside) in Canada!
15:02:56	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Thank you for opening this conversation space in nursing! Good evening from Coast Salish Territory (Colonial Canada)
15:02:57	 From Daisy Palompon  To  All Panelists : Hello from Cebu, Philippines!
15:02:58	 From Camilo Gomez : Hello from Colombia
15:02:59	 From Beverly Whelton : Hello, Happy to be with you. from Ohio
15:03:02	 From Tiffany Montgomery : Good evening, everyone!!!
15:03:10	 From Tiffany Montgomery : From Philly.
15:03:11	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Hello from Portland, OR
15:03:13	 From Dawn Hawthorne : Greetings all from FAU Florida
15:03:14	 From Spencer Cephas : Hello from Connecticut!😁
15:03:15	 From Claudette Dorsey : Hello from Torrance, California
15:03:17	 From Juana Mercedes Gutiérrez Valverde : Hello from Monterrey, N.L., Mexico
15:03:20	 From Nadia Green : Hello from Toronto, Ontario
15:03:22	 From michelle spadoni  To  All Panelists : Hello from Thunder Bay in Northern Ontario
15:03:22	 From Kristin Petrovic  To  All Panelists : Hello from Alberta Canada
15:03:24	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : Hello from Syracuse, NY!
15:03:25	 From Danisha Jenkins : Hello from San Diego!
15:03:25	 From Akshatha Rao : Hello from Connecticut!
15:03:25	 From Shannon MacDonald : Happy to be here! Shannon MacDonald from Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta, Canada
15:03:27	 From Kate Tate : hello from Winnipeg
15:03:28	 From Hayley Lane  To  All Panelists : Calgary, Alberta, Canada
15:03:31	 From Taraya Gibson : Hello from Philadelphia, PA.
15:03:33	 From Christine Fasching Maphis  To  All Panelists : From Harrisonburg VA
15:03:44	 From Calvin Moorley  To  All Panelists : Hello from London it’s 11pm
15:03:44	 From Beth Black : Hello from North Carolina.
15:03:45	 From Jeannie Corey  To  All Panelists : Hello from Virginia- are participants muted and videos off? I am not able to see where to turn video and camera off- thank you
15:03:45	 From Eliza Denoeux  To  All Panelists : Greetings from Maine! Bonsoir!
15:03:53	 From Jennifer Morgan  To  All Panelists : Thank you for this. Jen Morgan (hinghammorgan@mac.com)
15:03:56	 From Marcia Docherty  To  All Panelists : Hello from the beautiful, sunny, fall-ish, traditional territory of the Lekwungen peoples, currently known as Victoria, BC.
15:04:07	 From atussa behnam shabahang : Hello To everyone from Surrey, BC Canada - I am a graduate student Masters of Science in Nursing at UBC. Really look forward to this webinar!
15:04:17	 From Tara Martin : Hello from Texas! I am a PhD student at KUMC. 
15:04:21	 From Leanne Kelly  To  All Panelists : Hello from Vancouver Island, Coast Salish territory.  Glad to be here.
15:04:37	 From Mary McAllister  To  All Panelists : Hello from Toronto
15:04:38	 From Taiwo Ajao : Hello from Baltimore MD
15:04:51	 From Amie-Rae Zaborniak  To  All Panelists : Hello! From Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada! I am a PhD student at the University of Manitoba!
15:04:59	 From Rafael Sayoto  To  All Panelists : Hello from Vancouver, BC, Canada. I’m an MSN student from UBC.
15:05:07	 From Kim Kim  To  All Panelists : Greetings from Hartford, CT
15:05:08	 From Gwen Rempel : Athabasca University respectfully acknowledges that we are on and work on the traditional lands of the Indigenous Peoples (Inuit, First Nations, Métis) of Canada. We honour the ancestry, heritage, and gifts of the Indigenous Peoples and give thanks to them.
15:05:23	 From Kim Kim : Greetings from Hartford, CT
15:05:37	 From Jessica Lamberson  To  All Panelists : Hello from Chicagoland!
15:05:50	 From Hui Zhao : Hello from JMU VA
15:05:52	 From Melissa Mokel  To  All Panelists : Hi all! Calling in from West Hartford
15:05:53	 From Gwen Rempel : Wonderful to see you Lisa!!
15:05:54	 From Sonya Jakubec : Hello from the traditional territories of the people of Treaty 7 - in beautiful Canmore, Alberta! Grateful to panelists!!
15:06:16	 From Nathan Dickman : Hello from University of the Ozarks in Arkansas :)
15:06:39	 From Katie Romich : So excited about this event! Hello from Denver, Colorado!
15:06:48	 From Wyona Freysteinson : HI Jennifer! From Texas Woman's University
15:06:55	 From Elizabeth Madigan : Hello from Indianapolis and Sigma Theta Tau
15:06:58	 From Teresa Graziano : Hello all from the University of Connecticut!
15:07:17	 From Nikki Hunter  To  All Panelists : Weyt-kp xwexwéytep, Hello everyone, I am a First Nations graduate nursing student from BC, Canada, currently attending Thompson Rivers University. Very happy to here today and looking forward to hearing from the panel today!! You all look so BEAUTIFUL.
15:07:30	 From Noeman Mirza : Hello from the University of Windsor
15:07:40	 From Ren Capucao  To  All Panelists : Greetings to all from the University of Virginia 💜
15:07:41	 From Tracie Kirkland  To  All Panelists : Ditto, very excited to be here. This is a very important topic. Thank you Dr. Woo for the invite. Thanks Dr. Freysteinsen for introducing me to this group. PhD student at TWU.
15:07:43	 From Rachel Elliott : Two from the University of Windsor :)
15:07:57	 From Linda Laskowski-Jones  To  All Panelists : Hello from Newark, Delaware (USA)
15:08:07	 From Veronica Pasha : Good Evening, I’m a PhD student from New York University also examining maternal morbidity in marginalized communities
15:08:15	 From Gwen Rempel : Good to see you Bukola!!
15:08:15	 From Lacie White : Hello to everyone. Gratitude to be gathered with all of you this evening from U’nama’ki, Land of the Fog (Cape Breton, NS)
15:08:32	 From Kristine Harrington  To  All Panelists : Hello everyone. Grateful to be here with you from Portland, OR
15:08:34	 From Eliza Denoeux : Greetings from Maine! Bonsoir!
15:08:40	 From Rudolf Cymorr Kirby Martinez : greetings from the Philippines!
15:08:54	 From Maria Te Huia  To  All Panelists : Kia ora koutou from Aotearoa/New Zealand.
15:09:00	 From Jacklin Tong : Hi, I’m from California and a nnp at Stanford children’s health
15:09:32	 From Johanah Carrera : Hello from UCI Health in California!
15:09:33	 From Ashley Winblad  To  All Panelists : Hello from The University of Kansas School of Nursing!
15:09:55	 From Marian Luctkar-Flude : Greetings from Kingston, Ontario, Canada
15:10:32	 From Janet Montague : Hello from Whitby, Ontario
15:11:05	 From Emily Khalema : Hello From Edmonton
15:11:36	 From Rubymae Macadaeg Bishop  To  All Panelists : Greetings from UC Irvine Health California
15:11:36	 From Adrian Juarez : Adrian Juarez here, Univ of Texas Med Branch
15:11:40	 From Sally Thorne : What a treat to hear all of these wonderful wise women on one panel.  Greetings from the traditional, ancestral and unceded territories of the Squamish, Tsleil-watuth and Musqueam people (Vancouver, Canada).
15:11:49	 From Miriam Bender : hello everyone!!thanks for sharing your locations and thoughts here in the chat!
15:11:52	 From Juliana Fuller  To  All Panelists : Hello from Southern California, Loma Linda University
15:11:54	 From Daria Romaniuk : Hello from Toronto, Ontario!
15:12:12	 From Josephine Francis Xavier : Good evening! first year PhD student from York University, Ontario. I am exploring South Asian fathers' experiences in childbearing period.
15:12:25	 From Miriam Bender : please remember to place your QUESTIONS for the panelists in the Q&A (not the chat). thank you.
15:12:30	 From Danilo Castro Sifuentes : Hello from México 🇲🇽
15:12:32	 From Holly Graham : Hello from Treaty 6
15:12:36	 From Rosalie Starzomski  To  All Panelists : Hello to all from Rosalie Starzomski, University of Victoria, British Columbia
15:12:48	 From Megan Meszaros  To  All Panelists : Hello from Saskatchewan, Treaty 6!
15:12:55	 From Scotti Brackett  To  All Panelists : Hello from Kansas City, KS
15:12:58	 From Abdul Hernández  To  All Panelists : Hello from Chile
15:13:03	 From Ursula Serdarevich : Hello from Buenos Aires, Argentina
15:13:15	 From Matthew Ly  To  All Panelists : Hello from an NNP at Stanford and a UCI/UCSF nursing alumnus!
15:13:28	 From Edward Cruz : Greetings from the University Windsor. I acknowledge that I am on the traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy of First Nations, which includes the Ojibwa, the Odawa, and the Potawatomie. We respect the longstanding relationships with First Nations people in this place in the 100-mile Windsor-Essex peninsula and the straits – les détroits – of Detroit.
15:13:38	 From Regan Howlett : Hi all from Haudenosaunee Confederacy, colonized name Rochester, NY
15:13:42	 From Catherine Liao : Greetings from Chilliwack- the unceded, occupied, ancestral, and traditional territory of the Sto:lo People (river people).
15:14:13	 From Chriistina Nyirati : Greetings from Yakmumamí Tiichám (The land of the Yakama People). I come with acknowledgement and honor with gratitude this homeland and the first peoples who have stewarded it from time immemorial.
15:14:30	 From Amie-Rae Zaborniak : Hello everyone from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada! I am a PhD student at the University of Manitoba.
15:14:30	 From Ruth Staus : Dr. Marya and Raj Patel have just published a book entitled "Inflamed: Deep medicine and the anatomy of injustice". It is a deep dive into the way that colonialism is at the root of poor health all over the world.
15:15:20	 From Beth Clark  To  All Panelists : Happy to be joining you from ancestral, traditional, and unceded territory of the Musqueam people.
15:18:32	 From Matthew Ly : Hello from an NNP at Stanford and a UCI/UCSF nursing alumnus!
15:19:59	 From Calvin Moorley  To  All Panelists : It’s important we understand colonisation in order to get to decolonisation
15:20:55	 From Erica Soelling  To  All Panelists : Thank you!
15:20:58	 From Dawn Tisdale  To  All Panelists : Thank you so much Lisa!
15:21:10	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Beautiful - thank you Lisa!
15:21:23	 From Holly Graham : Thank you Lisa, that was an excellent overview!
15:22:35	 From Nadia Green : Thank you, Lisa!
15:23:58	 From Robin Narruhn : Race is not a risk factor, Racism is a risk factor
15:24:16	 From Taiwo Ajao : wow, that's so true
15:24:31	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Such an important point, Lucinda
15:24:36	 From Christopher Kahle : 👏
15:24:58	 From Spencer Cephas : This is powerful
15:25:02	 From ALBA LOPEZ : 👍🏽
15:25:12	 From Tracie Kirkland : Yes!! This is powerful.
15:25:16	 From Heather DiCioccio : Powerful talk!
15:25:23	 From Danica Sumpter  To  All Panelists : Preach Lucinda!
15:25:26	 From Regan Howlett : *snaps*
15:25:33	 From Michelle Leynes : hello to my fellow nurses ☺️
15:25:34	 From Francine Gascoyne : yesssssssss!!!!!!!
15:25:43	 From Taiwo Ajao : Birth as originally intended.
15:25:57	 From ALBA LOPEZ : Hello from Bogota-Colombia
15:26:41	 From Dawn Tisdale : yes!
15:26:44	 From Taiwo Ajao : 👏🏾
15:26:50	 From Juliana Fuller  To  All Panelists : yes!
15:27:08	 From Chloe Littzen : <3
15:27:13	 From Erica Soelling  To  All Panelists : MAKE SURE YOU CITE THEM <3 <3
15:27:17	 From Christopher Kahle : yes yes Dr. Canty!
15:27:25	 From Neesha Oozageer Gunowa : Lucinda - you are brilliant speaker it's 23:30 here in the UK and you are so engaging thank you for all the work you have done.
15:27:30	 From Ruth Staus : Yes. College educated black women have much higher rates of childbirth complications and death than white women with a high school diploma. I am so tired of seeing things in the nursing and public health literature that says that the reasons for the high maternal death rates in black women are due to socioeconomics and education. It is due to RACISM.
15:27:37	 From Tracie Kirkland : Yes, thank you Dr. Woo and Dr. Freysteinsen.
15:27:45	 From Thelma Osei  To  All Panelists : 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 love this Lucinda!
15:28:08	 From Kim Kim : Powerful! Thank you Dr. Canty
15:28:10	 From Erica Soelling : YES! She is from the VA I work at!
15:28:15	 From Teresa Graziano : People are not inherently vulnerable, rather they are targeted by oppressors and disempowered systemically. This is so POWERFUL.
15:28:21	 From Chriistina Nyirati : Thank you, Lucinda Canty, for making the call for us to change the way we discover knowledge for nursing!!!!
15:28:44	 From Regan Howlett : Speak up!!!
15:29:28	 From Regan Howlett : 🔥
15:29:55	 From Alison Holman  To  All Panelists : the movie "The Power to Heal" is a great documentary about the role of structural racism in health disparities...
15:30:02	 From Anna Valdez : Dr. Canty, that is such a beautiful poem. 🔥❤️
15:30:04	 From shakti jiao  To  All Panelists : 🙌🙌🙌
15:30:07	 From Meadow McLean : 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
15:30:08	 From Toyin Olukotun : Very powerful talk, Dr. Canty! Thank you!
15:30:09	 From Ashley K. Parks : 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
15:30:09	 From Mary Elaine Southard : Thank you, the ripple effect is truth energy. Your poem is powerful and has that ripple/
15:30:09	 From Regan Howlett : 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
15:30:09	 From Alison Holman  To  All Panelists : Beautiful!
15:30:09	 From Lakesha Rivera : 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Powerful message!!!
15:30:13	 From Helen Rook : 👏🏻
15:30:13	 From Jamie Smith : Thank you
15:30:14	 From Sarah Rodrigues : Thank you!!!
15:30:15	 From Tracie Kirkland : Absolutely beautiful!!
15:30:19	 From Gwen Rempel : So powerful!
15:30:20	 From Nadia Green : Wow! Loved your poem!
15:30:20	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Fantastic Dr. Canty!! Thank you!
15:30:20	 From Juliana Fuller  To  All Panelists : Thank you Thank you!
15:30:20	 From Gillian Lemermeyer : 👏🏼
15:30:21	 From Danisha Jenkins : 👏👏👏👏👏👏
15:30:21	 From Taiwo Ajao : Thank You Dr Canty!
15:30:22	 From Erica Soelling : AMAZING. THANK YOU, DR. CANTY
15:30:22	 From Suzanne Campbell : Thank you!
15:30:22	 From Lisa Ashley : Powerful
15:30:22	 From Danica Sumpter  To  All Panelists : Snaps!!!! 💗👏🏽
15:30:22	 From Nadia Kazmie  To  All Panelists : 💯
15:30:22	 From Scotti Brackett  To  All Panelists : Very powerful, thank you
15:30:23	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : 🔥🔥🔥
15:30:23	 From Christopher Kahle : 👏👏👏
15:30:24	 From Darlene Schindel : Thank you !!!
15:30:24	 From Rana Najjar : 👏👏
15:30:25	 From Kurt David  To  All Panelists : Amazing! Loved this talk
15:30:27	 From Emily McKay  To  All Panelists : So powerful, thank you.
15:30:28	 From ALBA LOPEZ : 👏🏽
15:30:31	 From Rafael Sayoto : <3 powerful. thank you!!
15:30:33	 From Holly Graham : Love your poem!
15:30:34	 From atussa behnam shabahang : 🙌🏽👏🏽
15:30:35	 From Melissa Mokel  To  All Panelists : Good job Dr. Canty!
15:30:37	 From Lin Li  To  All Panelists : Amazing poem! Any way we can share it?
15:30:37	 From Chloe Littzen : Excellent Dr. Canty, so proud to call you a colleague and leader in nursing!
15:30:38	 From Taraya Gibson : Thank you for that heartfelt presentation!
15:30:38	 From Margaret Joseph  To  All Panelists : Very moving!
15:30:40	 From Jessica Rainbow  To  All Panelists : That was beautiful! Thank you for sharing and for your work
15:30:44	 From Shazelle Lindsay : 👏🏽
15:30:44	 From Lisa Whitfield-Harris  To  All Panelists : Yes- thank you Dr Canty! We need to use our voices and protect our BIPOC patients and peers
15:30:48	 From Alejandra  Maria Alvarado Garcia : 👏
15:30:48	 From Gayle ACTON  To  All Panelists : Wow! What a wonderful poem!
15:30:51	 From Wyona Freysteinson : Powerful presentation Lucinda!
15:30:53	 From Kathy O'Flynn-Magee : Beautiful, thank you so much!
15:30:55	 From Monika Costa  To  All Panelists : 👏 👏 Dr.Canty
15:30:55	 From Calvin Moorley  To  All Panelists : Great talk
15:31:00	 From Kira Smith  To  All Panelists : Thank you!
15:31:03	 From Janet Montague : Wow...thank you Dr. Canty. So powerful
15:31:07	 From Carrie Pomeroy : Thankyou so much Dr. Canty. So Powerful!
15:31:20	 From Amber Froste : Exactly.  people are not inherently vulnerable.  Health care systems, colonization can/are the reasons for health disparities for different.  They the exact system that creates the "vulnerable " labels they as vulnerable... almost like the health systems/colonization are distancing themselves from what they have done
15:31:28	 From Serena Tobar  To  All Panelists : Thank you Dr Canty. Powerful words
15:31:40	 From Miriam Bender  To  Lucinda Canty(privately) : WOW. WOW WOW WOW. I am opening my class with your presentation next week. thank you thank you thank you.
15:31:52	 From Phyllis Pastwa  To  All Panelists : Dr. Canty, I loved the poem and your presentation. I am excited for your research and hope it will impact major differences!
15:32:06	 From Terry Holybee  To  All Panelists : You are amazing Dr. Canty.  Thank you for speaking out for mother’s everywhere
15:33:02	 From Erica Soelling : https://www.statnews.com/2021/09/23/health-equity-tourists-white-scholars-colonizing-health-disparities-research/ Very relevant article
15:33:05	 From Calvin Moorley  To  All Panelists : I delivered the Mary Seacole Memorial Lecture here in London on 21st Sept 2021 here is the link https://youtu.be/OK1lnxlch1k
15:33:41	 From Kim Kim : All the feels. Truthtellers. I am so thankful to be present to hear this panel
15:34:18	 From Dr. Lisa Bourque Bearskin (She/her)  To  All Panelists : Why are we not doing a better job of introducing this hidden history.
15:34:50	 From Wrenetha Julion  To  All Panelists : Yes not surprised that the piece in Stat News is from Dr. Monica McLemore!!!! Important scholar to follow.
15:35:39	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Fantastic information. This is so so important to know!
15:35:41	 From Taiwo Ajao : 👏🏾
15:35:43	 From Anna Valdez : Yes, yes, yes
15:35:44	 From Wyona Freysteinson : Dr. Woo, we hear you!
15:35:52	 From Tracie Kirkland : Absolutely!!! Yes… thank you.
15:36:02	 From Serena Tobar : Yes!
15:36:19	 From Claudette Dorsey : WE hear you clearly. Words of change!
15:36:23	 From Cindy Peternelj-Taylor : Thank you Dr. Woo.
15:36:56	 From Jenny Quinn : Thank you for sharing your passion and your voice
15:36:56	 From Taiwo Ajao : 🥲 Thank You Dr. Wii
15:37:00	 From Teresa Graziano : Yes, Dr. Woo!! Thank you for sharing an about the power of representation ❤
15:37:08	 From Francine Gascoyne : I'm feeling soooo inspired!!! Thank you!!!
15:37:11	 From Juliana Fuller  To  All Panelists : Thank you!
15:37:13	 From Taiwo Ajao : Dr. Woo #Baltimore
15:37:13	 From Sally Thorne : You are all such powerful speakers, bringing such important messages that we need to be bringing to the attention of all nurses. So grateful.
15:37:21	 From Catherine Liao : Thank you Dr Woo, and all the panelists. I pledge to decolonize nursing knowledge in my role as a nurse educator.
15:37:35	 From Lucinda Canty  To  All Panelists : Thank you Dr. Woo
15:37:48	 From Tracie Kirkland : Excellent history and presentation. Kudos Dr. Woo.
15:38:04	 From Calvin Moorley : https://youtu.be/OK1lnxlch1k here is the link to my Mary Seacole Memorial Lecture in London UK delivered on Monday 21st Sept 2021
15:38:05	 From Nancy Valentine : i keep getting knocked off for poor connectivity. just wanted to comment that Serena Williams almost died because she had a C-SECTION!! She had been in labor for a long time and doctor decided a C-Section was warranted. When i watched the series of her expereince, i felt like yelling thought the TV--No C-Section!! This is an issues for all women....not just minorities. 
15:38:11	 From Alison Holman  To  All Panelists : Thank you for sharing this important history of our profession...so important to recognize the powerful contributions women of color have made throughout our history...
15:38:12	 From Ann Malecha  To  All Panelists : Dr. Woo - your presentation is powerful and touching all of us. Thank you to all the presenters - incredible session.
15:38:15	 From Alison Holman  To  All Panelists : thank you
15:38:21	 From Wyona Freysteinson : Panelists please publish a textbook for our students!!!
15:38:21	 From Holly Graham : Thank you Dr. Woo !
15:38:52	 From Danilo Castro Sifuentes : This is so inspiring and make me empowered! Thanks for sharing the whole passion that you have Dr. Woo and Canty!
15:39:17	 From Alison Holman  To  All Panelists : YES, we need a text on the contributions of women/people of color to the nursing profession
15:39:31	 From Carrie Pomeroy : Thank you Dr. Woo!
15:39:32	 From Helen Rook : We see that inequity in COVID-19 loud and clear
15:39:33	 From ALBA LOPEZ : 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
15:39:43	 From Jessica Cullen  To  All Panelists : Thank you Dr. Woo!
15:39:43	 From Lian Lee : powerful nursing stories which must be shared across the discipline!!
15:39:48	 From Tracie Kirkland : Excellent!!!
15:39:48	 From Erica Soelling : SO GREAT, THANK YOU, DR. WOO
15:39:48	 From Serena Tobar : Thank you Dr Woo
15:39:55	 From Robin Narruhn : 👏
15:39:56	 From Claudette Dorsey : Thank you, Dr. Woo!!!
15:39:56	 From Sarah Rodrigues : Thank you Dr Woo!
15:39:59	 From Mary Elaine Southard : Nice job, Dr Woo!! Woohoo!!!!
15:39:59	 From Toyin Olukotun : Thank you, Dr. Woo!
15:40:00	 From Chloe Littzen : Thank you, Dr. Woo!
15:40:04	 From Suzanne Campbell : Thank you for sharing your emotion and passion - greatly appreciated!
15:40:04	 From Kim Kim : Thank you Dr. Woo
15:40:05	 From Shazelle Lindsay : excellent presentation
15:40:06	 From Gayle ACTON  To  All Panelists : Thank you so much Dr. Woo. That was so informative and interesting
15:40:07	 From Nancy Valentine : Hi BArbara
15:40:08	 From atussa behnam shabahang : 👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽
15:40:08	 From Johanah Carrera : Thank you Dr. Woo
15:40:09	 From Phyllis Pastwa  To  All Panelists : Thank you. Great information about the history of nursing and inclusion in our education practices.
15:40:16	 From Nancy Valentine : Wonderful to seeyou!!
15:40:24	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : so grateful to be in the company of so many powerful nurses tonight! Thank you Dr Woo for sharing your work and YOUR emotions <3
15:40:34	 From Lakesha Rivera : 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you Dr. Woo!!
15:40:38	 From Abdul Hernández  To  All Panelists : Thank you Dr. Woo, powerful words
15:40:40	 From Scotti Brackett  To  All Panelists : 👏👏👏
15:40:59	 From Nadia Green : Thank you, Dr. Woo!
15:41:12	 From Jewel Scott  To  All Panelists : 👏🏾Thank you for the overview of some of the amazing contributions of Black nurses 👏🏾
15:41:18	 From Anna Valdez : @NancyValentine, with respect, when we are talking about the marginalization of racialized people please do not bring in that things also happen to other people. We are centering people who are not white-identifying today and discussing their specific experiences. Let's stay focused on decolonization.
15:42:10	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Thank you Jennifer & all panelists, for speaking truth with such passion & integrity; you share such a beautiful critical orientation with strong voices & visions as Nurse Leaders
15:42:28	 From Helen Rook : We see that hesitancy in our Māori and Pacific communities in New Zealand
15:42:40	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Yes that’s right, Dr. Valdez
15:42:45	 From Juliana Fuller  To  All Panelists : Thank you Dr. Hatcher for this topic
15:43:24	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Thank you @AnnaValdez
15:43:25	 From Ruth Staus : At the exact same time that the Tuskegee experiment was going on, aided and abetted by white nurses, the US Atomic Energy Agency was injecting people of color, often pregnant women, with plutonium to see what would happen.
15:43:55	 From Hui Zhao : Hi Dr. Hatcher, I did have the discussion in terms of hesitancy with my students during the community health class. Thanks for bringing up this topic.
15:44:30	 From Wyona Freysteinson : Tragic!
15:44:42	 From Nancy Valentine : Barbara
15:45:28	 From Robin Narruhn : Iakwe,… And conducting nuclear experiments on Marshallese people - I am not so sure we have vaccine hesitancy but trauma related to medical experimentation
15:45:34	 From Veronica Pasha  To  All Panelists : Message for Dr. Canty - I am a first year PhD student  interested in examining transitional care in the 4th trimester particularly for patients of marginalized communities at risk for morbidity. If you have availability to talk further about your work, I’d be very grateful. Thank you kindly.
15:48:43	 From Calvin Moorley  To  All Panelists : Here in the UK we have the Windrush generation from the Caribbean who came in response to a British SOS call to help build the National Health Service, in the last 5yrs 

the British govt used immigration policies to deport migrants back to the Caribbean, thus removing the historical contribution of black Caribbean people to British health care systems
15:49:40	 From Ruth Staus : The history of experimentation on black and brown bodies is one of colonialism. Colonial medicine after the partition of Africa was about experimenting on black bodies to develop treatments to only be used on white bodies. Our current surgical procedures of C-section and vaginal fistula repair were developed through experimentation on enslaved black women, without anesthesia, even though it was available. Once those techniques were perfected they were only available to white women. It is not too surprising that BIPOC are distrustful.
15:50:34	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : That mistrust aspect is integral to this conversation…until  that is addressed, I fear vaccine hesitancy will continue and result in more harm and death.
15:50:48	 From Alison Holman  To  All Panelists : no surprise that the two groups with the highest rates of refusing the vaccine completely are the Indigenous Americans and Black Americans -- the two groups who experienced systematic state violence in the form of genocidal wars and slavery.
15:53:04	 From Rebecca Sanderson  To  All Panelists : What was the 5th C???
15:55:02	 From Nadia Kazmie : Dr. Hatcher - how should the nursing profession mobilize social media to counter the ‘Nicki Minaj’ effect around vaccine hesitancy?
15:55:24	 From Nancy Valentine : Barbara--can you comment on Dr. Joseph Ladapo, Florida new Top Doc who in a hgh stakes state is not advocating public health meaures and vaccines? When we need a man who has high stnading in medicine to lead in one of 2 worse case states for CV-19 deaths, it is troubling to have someone who has a great background, not adocating for best practices. What do you siggest?
15:55:25	 From Miriam Bender : 5 C's are confidence and trust, complacency, convenience, communication, context
15:57:01	 From Erica Soelling : THANK YOU, DR. HATCHER!
15:57:03	 From ALBA LOPEZ : 👏🏽👏🏽
15:57:04	 From Claudette Dorsey : Thank you Dr. Hatcher!!!
15:57:06	 From Sarah Rodrigues : Thank you Dr Hatcher!
15:57:09	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Thank you!!
15:57:11	 From Holly Graham : That was wonderful Dr. Hatcher! Thank you.
15:57:13	 From Alison Holman  To  All Panelists : thank you
15:57:13	 From Emily Khalema : Thank you
15:57:14	 From Carrie Pomeroy : Thank you Dr. Hatcher!
15:57:14	 From Serena Tobar : Thank you Dr Hatcher
15:57:14	 From Kim Kim : Yes! Our state rolled out vaccines from a place of supremacy. You couldn't get an appt without computer access and clinics designed for serving BIPOC communities was overrun by European Americans from suburbs and no one did anything about it. This scenario was depicted on Queen Sugar last week. White supremacy rules healthcare. We get the crumbs that have fallen on the floor. Healthcare in the US in unjust!
15:57:17	 From Christine Espina  To  All Panelists : Thank you, Dr. Hatcher!
15:57:17	 From atussa behnam shabahang : 🙌🏽👏🏽🙌🏽
15:57:17	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : thank you Dr. Hatcher— what a powerful talk!
15:57:21	 From Rae Walker  To  All Panelists : Thank you Dr. Hatcher
15:57:21	 From Lucinda Canty  To  All Panelists : Thank you Dr. Hatcher
15:57:29	 From Nadia Green : Thank you, Dr. Hatcher
15:57:29	 From Tracie Kirkland : Thank you Dr. Hatcher. Much appreciated!!!
15:57:34	 From Anna Valdez : Thank you, Dr. Hatcher.
15:57:36	 From Teresa Graziano : Thank you Dr. Hatcher👏🏼
15:57:55	 From Coral D. Tipton : I am speechless, I could not take notes fast enough and watch her beautiful face!!!
15:59:07	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Thank YOU for leading by example.
16:00:29	 From Ashley Winblad  To  All Panelists : This is great information!  I really appreciate
 the point of that the larger amount of vaccine hesitancy is in white population.
16:01:11	 From Kim Kim : YES!
16:01:12	 From Katie Romich : Thank you for sharing your truth with such clarity.
16:01:32	 From Sanghyuk Shin : ^^
16:01:37	 From Anna Valdez : This message is profound. Thank you.
16:02:35	 From Wende Fedder  To  All Panelists : What is the solution?
16:03:10	 From Emily Khalema : Profound!!
16:03:49	 From Efe Osaren : yes! love this
16:03:53	 From Carrie Pomeroy : Thank you for your truth-telling!
16:04:00	 From Francine Gascoyne : Thank you for acknowledging!!!
16:04:19	 From natalie : Exactly!!!!
16:04:21	 From Kim Kim : DEEP!
16:04:48	 From Edward Cruz : Thank you for pointing out these realities!
16:04:52	 From Nancy Valentine : Have another meeting to attend--this was a tremendous discussion. I know i brought up that C-Sections are an issue for all--but i think it strengths the argument that some of these issues are not just centered on people of color.  Maybe an article of this discussion could be pubished in Nursing Outlook article supported by the AAN. A transcript of this discussion would be fantastic. Please publish ASAP. Thank-you for inviting me.
16:04:53	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Wow. Wow wow wow. Being blamed for our own oppression. So powerful
16:05:20	 From Barbara Hatcher : What WEB DuBois described as “two ness.”2 Thoughts, 2 unreconciled striviI gs and 2 Warri g ideas.
16:06:14	 From Efe Osaren : yes. I've experienced this
16:06:15	 From Barbara Hatcher : 2 unreconciled striving and 2 warring ideals.
16:06:27	 From Miriam Bender  To  All Panelists : hello panelists, I am not going to time anymore, this is all to powerful to stop. I will let the audience know there might be less time for Q&A but we can stay over time to address their questions
16:06:37	 From Ruth Staus : "Body becomes a useful force only if it is both a productive body and a subjected body" Michel Foucault
16:06:53	 From Kurt David : As a PhD student I really appreciate this discussion
16:07:10	 From Tracie Kirkland : Yes, this is important. Thank you for transparency.
16:07:22	 From Rachel Kerr  To  All Panelists : There is no neutral!
16:07:54	 From Katie Romich : "Call it racism. Call a spade, a spade. Not a big spoon." OMG YES!
16:08:17	 From Joe-Ann Fergus  To  All Panelists : Thank you to the organizers of this webinar and these brilliant women of color bravely bringing your/our truths and centering the contributions of marginalized /silenced/uncelebrated heroes of nursing in this space…grateful to hear you speak these truths and voice them out to the without apology.
16:08:44	 From Lucinda Canty  To  All Panelists : Powerful Dr. Mkandawire-Valhmu
16:09:06	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : YES!
16:09:14	 From Christopher Kahle : Fantastic metaphor! And sometimes the nursing education message is “there is no spoon”…
16:09:16	 From Jennifer Woo  To  All Panelists : Yes thank you for speaking truth
16:09:20	 From Danisha Jenkins : Thank YOU!
16:09:23	 From Toyin Olukotun : Thank you, Dr. Lucy!
16:09:23	 From Lisa Whitfield-Harris  To  All Panelists : Thank you!
16:09:25	 From Claudette Dorsey : BRAVA!!!!!
16:09:27	 From Edward Cruz : 👏🏽
16:09:27	 From Carrie Pomeroy : Thank you so much!
16:09:29	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : So powerful! Thank you so much!
16:09:32	 From Nadia Green : Thank you so much!
16:09:32	 From Barbara Hatcher : Thank you for this presentation
16:09:37	 From Diane Breckenridge : These are excellent presentations.  Due to traveling delays to the NLN Summit I needed to be on by phone initially and change over to zoom camera.  Very well done.  Thank you.  Diane
16:09:38	 From Kay Syminton : 👏
16:09:46	 From Dr. Lisa Bourque Bearskin (She/her)  To  All Panelists : Ya Lucy, amazing.
16:09:56	 From Jewel Scott  To  All Panelists : 👏🏾Thank you Dr. Lucy.
16:10:05	 From Mary Elaine Southard : Academic environment is not made to be nurturing. So true,
16:10:08	 From Janet Montague : Thank you Dr. Lucy! Excellent presentation.
16:10:08	 From ALBA LOPEZ : Daniel que alegría verte!
16:10:23	 From Nadia Kazmie : “Academic environments were never meant for BIPOC peoples” - how profound this sentiment
16:10:48	 From Gayle ACTON  To  All Panelists : Hi Daniel, so good to see you!
16:11:03	 From Ruth Staus : The epistemology of nursing, developed by old, rich, white, cisgender women, does not allow for the interrogation of colonialism, neocolonialism, racism or racialized capitalism.
16:11:54	 From Lakesha Rivera : 👏🏾👏🏾 Excellent! These presentations are speaking volumes.
16:13:06	 From Alison Holman : how naive
16:13:37	 From Alison Holman : Kudos to you for sticking with is Daniel
16:13:41	 From Heather DiCioccio : Daniel- thank you for being here. You are the first non-female nurse he has seen!
16:13:41	 From Alison Holman : it
16:13:48	 From Savina Schoenhofer : Great, Daniel!!!
16:14:13	 From Heather DiCioccio : *my son- I sent too soon.
16:14:20	 From Alison Holman : to say that caring is "old" is to deny the essence of our profession
16:14:35	 From Jamie Smith : Thank goodness it is recorded, I am planning to rewatch a few times and share with nursing faculty folks!
16:14:52	 From Joe-Ann Fergus : With much appreciation to all of the presenters for telling your/our story … claiming space without apology speaking truth and center you/our true experiences of being marginalized in a profession that centers itself in the language of “nurturing” and “caring”.
16:15:27	 From Savina Schoenhofer : Tell it, Daniel!!!
16:15:42	 From Kim Kim : Dilo mas fuerte para las de atras!!!!!!
16:15:44	 From Gayle ACTON : Daniel! You are brilliant.
16:15:51	 From Dr. Lisa Bourque Bearskin (She/her)  To  All Panelists : Love it Daniel
16:15:52	 From Wyona Freysteinson : DItto! We are listening Daniel!
16:15:56	 From Joe-Ann Fergus : Agreed this will take multiple viewing to unpack all of these riches
16:16:01	 From Chloe Littzen : Beautifully said Daniel.
16:16:53	 From Alison Holman : Brilliant work, Daniel...
16:16:54	 From Rae Walker  To  All Panelists : This this this
16:16:56	 From Kim Kim : LISTA para la revolucion!!!!!!!
16:17:01	 From Barbara Hatcher : Thank you, Daniel
16:17:05	 From Ruth Staus : Linguistic hegemony is a form of racism. I am continuously amazed at how faculty who are mono-lingual speakers of English, which is the least complex language in the world, believe themselves to be superior to their students and colleagues who are fluent speakers of numerous languages.
16:18:19	 From Gayle ACTON : Daniel I am so proud of you. Such eloquence and truth
16:18:23	 From Savina Schoenhofer : A novel truth - people from some cultures WANT to be identified, not hidden behind pseudonyms
16:18:30	 From Dr. Lisa Bourque Bearskin (She/her)  To  All Panelists : Wow..
16:18:35	 From Kim Kim : Hermano estoy tan inspirado!!!! Dios te bendiga
16:18:39	 From ALBA LOPEZ : Congratulations from Bogotá-Colombia, Universidad Nacional de Colombia
16:18:40	 From Carrie Pomeroy : We hear you! Thank you Daniel!
16:18:40	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
16:18:42	 From Lucinda Canty  To  All Panelists : Thank Dr. Suarez-Baquero!
16:18:50	 From Tracie Kirkland : Wow… chills!!
16:18:56	 From Savina Schoenhofer : Daniel Suarez Baquero.
16:19:00	 From Kim Kim : DECIR SUS NOMBRES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
16:19:05	 From Joanna Seltzer : 🥰💕🥰💕🥰💕🥰💕🥰💕🥰💕🥰💕🥰💕
16:19:08	 From Emily Khalema : 🙌🏾
16:19:09	 From Wyona Freysteinson : Tracy, I agree - chills....
16:19:09	 From Holly Graham : Brilliant Daniel!
16:19:10	 From Sarah Rodrigues : Thank you Daniel
16:19:12	 From Lucy Mkandawire-Valhmu  : ♥️
16:19:13	 From Helen Rook : 👏🏻
16:19:14	 From Toyin Olukotun : Thank you, Daniel. That was powerful!
16:19:19	 From Jamie Smith : thank you
16:19:20	 From Mary Elaine Southard : Bravo!!!!
16:19:20	 From Suzanne Campbell : Thank you!
16:19:20	 From Oscar Franco Rocha  To  All Panelists : 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
16:19:21	 From natalie : Thank you Daniel!!!!!!!
16:19:22	 From Sonya Jakubec : magnífico
16:19:22	 From Anna Valdez : Beautiful. Thank you.
16:19:24	 From Serena Tobar : Thank you so much!
16:19:25	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Whew!! Thank you!
16:19:25	 From ALBA LOPEZ : 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
16:19:26	 From Alison Holman : thank you for your passion and brilliance
16:19:26	 From Christine Espina  To  All Panelists : 👏🏽
16:19:26	 From Nadia Green : Thank you, Daniel!
16:19:27	 From Sally Thorne : Wow, Daniel.
16:19:28	 From Teodora Patricia Delima : Thank you!
16:19:29	 From Gayle ACTON : Excellent Daniel!
16:19:30	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : Beautiful!
16:19:32	 From Jessica LeClair  To  All Panelists : ❤️
16:19:32	 From Barbara Keates : Thank you, Daniel
16:19:36	 From Jewel Scott  To  All Panelists : 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
16:19:38	 From Janet Montague : Wow! Thank you. Beautiful presentation Daniel
16:19:46	 From Coral D. Tipton : Wowza
16:19:55	 From Edward Cruz : Hi Bukola!
16:19:55	 From Joanna Seltzer : Muchisimas Gracias Cariño 😍
16:19:57	 From Michele Crespo-Fierro : Gracias, Daniel. No tengo mas palabras.
16:20:00	 From Alejandra  Maria Alvarado Garcia : I am so proud of you.. congratulation Daniel👏
16:20:11	 From Lakesha Rivera : SPEECHLESS 👏🏾👏🏾. Thank You Daniel
16:20:11	 From Scotti Brackett  To  All Panelists : Gracias 🙌
16:20:11	 From Coral D. Tipton : My mind could keep up but my heart was faster!!
16:20:14	 From Claudette Dorsey : Your caring, wisdom, and dedication is a gift. Thank you.
16:20:26	 From Daniel Suárez-Baquero : I’m going to post in the chat box my contact information. Thank you again!


Twitter: @dmsuarezba
Email: daniel.suarezbaquero@ucsf.edu
16:20:38	 From Darlene Schindel : I am with you Bukola!
16:24:36	 From Lucinda Canty  To  Veronica Pasha and  All Panelists : My twitter is @LucindaCantyPhD my email lcanty@usj.edu. Reach out to me
16:27:33	 From Wyona Freysteinson : These key attributes of research are awesome!
16:28:48	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Such a good point. Those designations are rooted in colonialism.
16:31:39	 From Adrian Juarez : 👏🏾
16:32:12	 From Tracie Kirkland : Congratulations!!
16:32:19	 From Charlotte Weiss  To  All Panelists : Thank you everyone for this presentation, what an honor . I am emotionally floored,
16:32:21	 From Jamie Smith : woohoo!
16:32:21	 From Toyin Olukotun : Congratulations, Dr. Salami!
16:32:23	 From Lisa Whitfield-Harris  To  All Panelists : Congratulations!
16:32:23	 From Ari Meyers  To  All Panelists : Congratulations!
16:32:24	 From Jessica Lamberson : 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
16:32:28	 From Gwen Rempel : Yahoo!! Congratulations!!
16:32:32	 From Lucinda Canty  To  Veronica Pasha and  All Panelists : Congratulations!!
16:32:34	 From Jennifer Woo : Wow what a powerful example of community participatory research -- Community-centered
16:32:35	 From Kristine Harrington  To  All Panelists : I am so sorry I have to go due to another commitment but I hope to tune back in for the full recording. Thank you for this incredible conversation!
16:32:46	 From Teodora Patricia Delima : Congratulations!
16:33:02	 From Ari Meyers  To  All Panelists : Can a link to the study be pasted in chat?
16:33:42	 From Elizabeth Berrey : This panel has been fully BRILLIANT! Profound. Deep Truth Telling. Radical: Taking us to the roots. Appreciate the great clarity of each panelist. Soul & Heart revealed to all of us! Thank you, each & everyone - & for the organizers. BRILLIANT!
16:33:47	 From Emily Khalema : I am inspired
16:33:51	 From Lorraine Thirsk : Incredible work, Bukola, amazing!
16:33:54	 From Ari Meyers : Can a link to the study be pasted in chat?
16:33:55	 From Mobola Ogunbiyi : Congratulations!
16:34:00	 From Barbara Keates : Thank you Bukola
16:34:00	 From Tracie Kirkland : Excellent presentation.
16:34:07	 From Alysha McFadden : Thank you!!
16:34:16	 From Claudette Dorsey : Dr. Bukola, Thank you!!!!
16:34:18	 From Ruth Staus : Also a powerful example of a researcher whose first priority is community change and social justice rather than academic accolades.
16:34:28	 From Meadow McLean : Fantastic, thank you for sharing.
16:34:34	 From Ari Meyers : Will the slides be available?
16:34:37	 From Serena Tobar : This has been an absolutely amazing presentation. Powerful words from all!
16:34:41	 From Nancy Barnes : Great Bukola, thanks for sharing the outcomes of this collaborative research!
16:34:47	 From Gwen Rempel : Such a powerful conversation. My emotions are flowing!
16:34:52	 From Heather Epp : Thank you so much to all the amazing presenters!!
16:34:54	 From Barbara Hatcher : Barbhatcher@att.net
16:34:55	 From Scotti Brackett  To  All Panelists : Thank you so much to panelists and organizers!
16:34:59	 From Terry Holybee  To  All Panelists : Thank you everyone!
16:35:02	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : Loved the community focus for your research— powerful and empowering for your co-researchers!
16:35:02	 From Erin Weisbeck  To  All Panelists : This was a wonder presentation. Thank you.
16:35:08	 From Jessica LeClair  To  All Panelists : Thank you for such a powerful conversation! Very inspiring!
16:35:24	 From Daisy Palompon  To  All Panelists : This is a beautiful webinar sharing a different perspective of nursing! Thank you and congratulations!
16:35:32	 From Bukola Salami  To  All Panelists : Here is our first publication.  The second publication is currently under review.  We hope to have a methodology paper published in the future.  https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/reports-publications/health-promotion-chronic-disease-prevention-canada-research-policy-practice/vol-41-no-9-2021/access-mental-health-black-youths-alberta.html
16:35:34	 From Mobola Ogunbiyi : Many thanks to all the presenters!
16:35:38	 From Karla Green : This has been a powerful and amazing panel of incredible people. thank you so much for sharing and being so inspirational
16:35:50	 From ODETTE GRISCTI : Many thanks for such a powerful webinar!
16:35:56	 From Rae Walker  To  All Panelists : Thank you for this amazing gathering, so generative and wonderful.
16:35:59	 From Noeman Mirza : Thank you everyone! Amazing talks. So glad to see people raising these important issues.
16:36:00	 From Rochelle Einboden : Fantastic to hear from all of you! Thank you for your contributions I’ll be following your publications!
16:36:03	 From Ashley K. Parks : This has been such a meaningful panel. Thank you!
16:36:06	 From Aïcha Scott : BRILLIANT. Thank you so much. I will be sharing this recording. Much appreciation for your vulnerability, truth telling and sharing your brilliance.
16:36:07	 From Michelle Leynes : is the webinar can be shared for student purposes please
16:36:16	 From Miriam Bender : And I will save the chat and disseminate as well with the video, so much in here!!!
16:36:18	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Kennedy, Andrea; Bourque, Danielle H.; Bourque, Domonique E.; Cardinal, Samantha; and Bourque Bearskin, R. Lisa (2021) "Reconciling Taking the "Indian" out of the Nurse," Quality Advancement in Nursing Education - Avancées en formation infirmière: Vol. 7: Iss. 1, Article 6. 
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17483/2368-6669.1276              https://qane-afi.casn.ca/journal/vol7/iss1/6/
16:36:41	 From Jamie Smith : yes it is
16:36:41	 From Nadia Green : Thank you, Dr. Bukola!
16:36:43	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Yes!
16:36:47	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Say it!
16:36:49	 From Cindy Peternelj-Taylor : Thank you for a thought provoking  panel presentation.  Unfortunately, I have to leave.  I look forward to reading the responses on nurseology.
16:36:53	 From Sarah Llewellyn  To  All Panelists : So many amazing scholars presented, thank you for sharing your work and passion!
16:36:53	 From Karla Green : Yes this is the truth!
16:37:35	 From Phyllis Pastwa  To  All Panelists : Our standards inhibit diversity in the profession
16:37:40	 From Serena Tobar : English as a second language students do not receive the support that they need and deserve
16:37:45	 From Michelle Leynes : pls share the link. thank you ☺️
16:38:09	 From Kate Tate : right on
16:38:10	 From Kim Kim : If your committees are all white, stop making decisions that affect students of color!
16:38:13	 From Karla Green : It is so difficult to get into nursing school. Privilege supports entry
16:38:22	 From Rana Najjar : Yes, Dr. Canty! You're so right. We are so behind the times in Nursing Education. Racism, discrimination, and microagression are rampant are accepted in the walls of academia. We're worried about having students start IVs but we should be concerned how we are disempowering students especially students of color.
16:38:24	 From Shazelle Lindsay : thank you Dr. Bukola
16:38:29	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Article link: White dominance in nursing education: A target for anti-racist efforts (Blythe Bell) https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/nin.12379
16:38:42	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Article Lisa referred to in the Q&A
16:38:52	 From Ari Meyers : When you talk about system do you think the whole classical lecture formal is born of colonization thinking and structure?
16:38:59	 From Anna Valdez : Yes, Dr. Canty! Yes!
16:39:15	 From Helen Rook : We need to do this again and we in the Southern Hemisphere have a lot to add to this discussion.
16:39:27	 From Alison Holman : textbooks are FULL of BS
16:39:38	 From Tracie Kirkland : Yes.
16:39:39	 From Chloe Littzen : *Snaps*
16:39:41	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Scientific racism
16:39:41	 From Anna Valdez : There are no tables for white patients.
16:39:47	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Democratic racism
16:39:48	 From Ashley K. Parks : True!!!
16:39:50	 From Phyllis Pastwa  To  All Panelists : Yes!
16:39:54	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Structural racism
16:39:59	 From Christina Chakanyuka  To  All Panelists : Sooooo many kinds
16:39:59	 From Nadia Kazmie : 💯
16:40:01	 From Ruth Staus : If you are teaching students that HTN in black patients is "genetic", you are teaching racism. If you are teaching students that eGFR needs to be racially corrected because black people have more muscle mass than white people, you are teaching racism.
16:40:03	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : Anna ^^ yes!!
16:40:09	 From Toyin Olukotun : Thanks, Dr. Canty. Our commonly-used nursing textbooks have a lot of problematic content.
16:40:09	 From Miriam Bender : epistemic disobedience!
16:40:16	 From Shireen Bell : Thank you for saying disrupt the content. I have done that in my pharmacotherapeutics class.
16:40:23	 From Anna Valdez : Yes, Ruth. Facts.
16:40:30	 From Joe-Ann Fergus : Thank you all I need to leave
16:40:49	 From Alison Holman : they also still promote Kubler-Ross stages of grief and the evidence does not support these ideas
16:40:51	 From Claudette Dorsey : Thank you for a deeply brilliant, educational, and heartfelt.
16:40:59	 From Christina Chakanyuka : Van Bewer, V., Woodgate, R. L., Martin, D., & Deer, F. (2020). The importance and promise of integrating Indigenous knowledges in nursing education. Witness: The Canadian Journal of Critical Nursing Discourse, 2(1), 11–24. https://doi.org/10.25071/2291-5796.46
16:40:59	 From Claudette Dorsey : BRAVA!
16:41:01	 From Christina Chakanyuka : https://witness.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/default/article/view/46
16:41:04	 From Sonya Jakubec : 11/10 for Lucinda on this question!
16:41:21	 From Lakesha Rivera : Well said Lucinda!!
16:41:22	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : YESSS.
16:41:31	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : This is so true Dr. Salami!!!
16:41:37	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Yes!!!
16:41:43	 From Wyona Freysteinson : Thank you to all who presented today! This has been an outstanding conference. I must leave...THANK YOU!!!
16:41:58	 From Jacklin Tong  To  All Panelists : How do we decolonize the workplace so that  bipoc are supported and don’t feel the anxiety and stressors of working everyday and experience micro aggressions that often times when confronted are not seen as a real problem
16:42:49	 From Kim Kim : Yes! Until you can hire BIPOC faculty, bring in BIPOC guest lecturers and PAY THEM!
16:42:52	 From Jessica Lamberson : Yes! Challenge, disrupt, & dismantle the concept that race is a risk factor and the ideas that lie supports. Explain and demonstrate how racism and the experience of racism are risk factors.
16:42:54	 From Sonya Jakubec : Thanks to everyone!!
16:42:55	 From Ruth Staus : Yes, Dr. Bukola!  EBP is a racist practice.
16:43:13	 From Kay Syminton : Ngā manaakitanga for sharing with us today!
16:43:16	 From Toyin Olukotun : Thanks, Dr. Salami! Yes, we need to critically examine how our academic policies may perpetuate inequities.
16:43:19	 From Carrie Pomeroy : Absolutely! We really need these policies!
16:43:22	 From Camilo Gomez : Critical Analysis of the Nursing Metaparadigm in Spanish-Speaking Countries
Is the Nursing Metaparadigm Universal? doi: 10.1097/ANS.0000000000000335
16:43:54	 From Ruth Staus : The white Western dominant cultural experience is not universal.
16:44:00	 From Lucinda Canty  To  Veronica Pasha and  All Panelists : Yes!!!
16:44:03	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Yes, there is no safety in nursing academia.  Retaliation for calling out colonialism is the norm.
16:44:09	 From Kim Kim : And please BELIEVE THEM if they share their experiences!
16:44:11	 From Jamie Smith : YES
16:44:16	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : YESSS
16:44:16	 From Mary Elaine Southard : Exactly...
16:44:28	 From Lucinda Canty  To  Veronica Pasha and  All Panelists : Yes. It is exhausting
16:44:47	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : Also we white nursing faculty need to not do the same thing to our BIPOC colleagues :/
16:45:15	 From Rana Najjar : Truth! Visible and invisible at the same time.
16:45:35	 From Camilo Gomez : The article of Dr. Suarez about language differences in nursing: 
 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33940584/
16:46:29	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Thank you for having your kiddo in the webinar Dr. Woo - that is a real act of decolonizing nursing.
16:46:38	 From Ruth Staus : Nursing has to interrogate the structural violence that underpins our discipline.
16:47:01	 From Bukola Salami  To  All Panelists : That's beautiful Dr. Woo.
16:47:13	 From Karla Green : yes!
16:47:16	 From Adrian Juarez : 👏🏾
16:47:33	 From Gwen Rempel : Thank you for this amazing resource that we now have.
16:47:56	 From Mary Elaine Southard : Thank you all for great presentations and discussion.
16:48:12	 From Barbara Keates : Jones K, Melrose S, Wilson-Keates B. (in press). Uninvited: Reflections on the Experiences of Black Undergraduate Nursing Students in Canada. Canadian Journal of Scholarship Teaching and Learning.
16:48:12	 From Jessica Lamberson : Thank you for your knowledge and experiences!
16:48:23	 From ROBIN TARTER  To  All Panelists : Thank you all!!!
16:48:28	 From Bukola Salami  To  All Panelists : I am so sorry, I need to leave latest by 5:50pm to pick up my kids in daycare
16:48:29	 From Barbara Keates : Thank you everyone!
16:48:30	 From Gianina Gaitana : Thank you so much for this discussion!!
16:48:30	 From Toyin Olukotun : Thank you to all the panelists! This was an excellent discussion!
16:48:30	 From Kate Tate : Thank you for such an inspiring event. I am hopeful for the future of nursing
16:48:30	 From Ari Meyers : Thank you so much for this
16:48:31	 From Adrian Juarez : Thank you all! THIS.WAS.WONDERFUL
16:48:31	 From Meadow McLean : Thank you so much for this amazing panel.
16:48:38	 From Christina Chakanyuka : “New terminology” we should all be learning about & critically interrogating ACROSS the discipline of nursing **esp. for educators, researchers, and leaders (students are “getting it” a lot faster than we are as a discipline…)… Scientific racism. Democratic racism. Structural racism. Epistemic exploitation, White fragility, “toxic” white fragility, White Supremacy thinking (this is NOT the KKK, but “nice” Eurocentric, white-dominant “thinking” in nursing), Unpack that unique backpack of intersecting privileges & structural barriers we all experience…
16:48:38	 From Elizabeth Madigan : Thank you so much to all the speakers for such powerful presentations!
16:48:39	 From Alma Doris Alabot : Thank you!
16:48:40	 From Kambria Ernst  To  All Panelists : Thank you.
16:48:40	 From Donna Schminkey : Thank you!  This has been inspiring and amazing.
16:48:41	 From Holly Graham : Thank you for sharing, this was wonderful!
16:48:41	 From Essie Luzano  To  All Panelists : Thank you Everyone. You are all inspiring
16:48:42	 From Colleen Maykut : Thank you to the speakers for opening hearts and minds
16:48:43	 From Suzanne Campbell : Thank you for the eloquence with which you shared!!!!
16:48:43	 From Janet Montague : Thank you to all the speakers. Excellent!
16:48:43	 From Robin Evans : Thank you all for the wonderful and inspiring webinar!
16:48:43	 From Caitlin Nye  To  All Panelists : This panel was so energlzing and inspiring! Thank you all!!
16:48:44	 From Kim Kim : Can we have a part 2? This has been emotional and insightful and empowering. Thank you to each speaker and organizers and hosts
16:48:46	 From Karla Green : WOW! I can’t wait to share this with my faculty team
16:48:47	 From Emily Khalema : Thank you so much
16:48:48	 From Coral D. Tipton : What a wealth of knowledge and sharing, SO grateful
16:48:48	 From Nadia Green : Thank you to all the Panelists! Very enjoyable and thought provoking presentations!! :)
16:48:49	 From Lorena Bonilla : Thank you!
16:48:50	 From Leanne Kelly  To  All Panelists : This was terrific.  Thank you all
16:48:50	 From Shireen Bell : Many thanks!
16:48:51	 From Gayle ACTON : Thank you all so much, wonderful
16:48:51	 From Kimberley Jones  To  All Panelists : Thank you everyone!! This was fantastic!
16:48:52	 From Ashley K. Parks : Thank you so very much!
16:48:52	 From Rhonda Dixon  To  All Panelists : Thank you!
16:48:53	 From Taraya Gibson : Thank you all so much for such a fruitful presentation.
16:48:54	 From Kurt David : Such an amazing discussion!
16:48:55	 From Dyanne Rodriguez  To  All Panelists : excellent event, thank you
16:48:55	 From Hanzel Jeff Escalona  To  All Panelists : Thank you! Love from the Philippines!
16:48:55	 From Hui Zhao : thank you
16:48:56	 From Patricia Strachan  To  All Panelists : Thank you all so much
16:48:56	 From Helen Rook : thank you
16:48:57	 From Kurt David : Thank you
16:48:57	 From Bukola Salami  To  All Panelists : Its so great.  Huge thanks everyone
16:48:59	 From Rhiannon hall : Thank you!!
16:48:59	 From Heather DiCioccio : This was awesome. Thank you!
16:48:59	 From Christina Chakanyuka : Read: White tears, Brown scars: How white feminism betrays women of color (if you have not - very relevant in nursing:)
16:48:59	 From Sheri Roach  To  All Panelists : Thank you all!
16:49:00	 From Sally Thorne : Raising my hands to all of you
16:49:03	 From Claudette Dorsey : Thank you!!!
16:49:04	 From Lorraine Thirsk : Thank you all!!!
16:49:05	 From Christina Chakanyuka : Mahsi Cho - thank you!!!
16:49:06	 From Lakesha Rivera : THANK YOU!!
16:49:07	 From Danilo Castro Sifuentes : thank you
16:49:07	 From Teodora Patricia Delima : Thank you all
16:49:07	 From Marcia Docherty  To  All Panelists : thank you!!!!
16:49:08	 From Eliza Denoeux : Thank you! Merci
16:49:09	 From Josephine Francis Xavier : Thankyou
16:49:12	 From Abdul Hernández  To  All Panelists : Thank you!!!!!
16:49:12	 From Katherine Richman : Thank you so much!
16:49:13	 From Rochelle Einboden : Brilliant.
16:49:14	 From Aubrey Banog : thank you
16:49:19	 From Amel Algallaf  To  All Panelists : Thank you so much for the very informative session!
16:49:29	 From Kristin Petrovic  To  All Panelists : Thank you so much for sharing with us. I am completely so appreciative
16:49:33	 From Robin Narruhn : ❤️
16:49:39	 From Claudette Dorsey : Thank you for the resources added in the Chat!
16:49:42	 From Rochelle Einboden : I look forward to hearing so much more. Textbooks need to change! Lets all take responsibility for that
16:49:48	 From Hanzel Jeff Escalona  To  All Panelists : Thank you! Love from the Philippines!! From the province of Basco, Batanes! Hope u guys could come here… u bring inspiration to us!