Upcoming Events  

NAHN, in partnership with Pfizer, invites you to join us for Building Trust, Advancing Health: Strategies to Improve Vaccine Confidence in Hispanic Communities, an educational webinar focused on strengthening vaccine confidence and advancing health equity within Hispanic and Latino communities. This session will explore disparities in adult vaccination rates and the factors that can influence vaccination decisions, including trust, misinformation, and social determinants of health.

Participants will gain practical, evidence-based strategies for addressing vaccine concerns through culturally responsive communication, patient-centered conversations, and motivational interviewing. The presenters will also highlight the important role nurses and other healthcare professionals play as trusted messengers who can foster informed decision-making, strengthen vaccine confidence, and help reduce vaccination-related health disparities across the lifespan.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand how trust, misinformation, and social determinants of health can contribute to disparities in vaccine uptake among Hispanic and Latino communities.
• Explore culturally responsive communication strategies, including motivational interviewing and respectful, patient-centered dialogue, to address vaccine concerns and support informed decisions.
• Recognize the critical role nurses and other healthcare professionals have in building trust, strengthening vaccine confidence, and advancing health equity.

Speakers to include: Antonio Iglesias, PharmD, and Guaniri Mateu-Petit, PhD

Click here to register for September 9th | 1 PM ET

Click here to register for September 10th | 8 PM ET

NAHN Hispanic Health Policy Summit 

Save the Date - January 26-27, 2027 | Washington, DC

The annual NAHN Hispanic Health Policy Summit unites the Latino healthcare community to advocate for the healthcare issues affecting the Hispanic population and proposes potential solutions. The National Association of Hispanic Nurses is excited to lead this joint summit for a fifth year in partnership with other Latino-focused medical associations.

Learn More About Next Year's Hispanic Health Policy Summit