Celebrating Our Global Community of SIENNA Ambassadors in 2026
- SIENNA Leadership

- Jan 10
- 3 min read
Updated: Feb 15
As we step into 2026, we are proud to welcome and celebrate our global community of SIENNA Ambassadors. Your leadership, advocacy, and commitment continue to strengthen SIENNA’s mission of supporting internationally educated nurses (IENs) across every stage of their journey.
Celebrating Our Collective Accomplishments
We invite all Ambassadors and community members to read our latest SIENNA newsletter, which highlights key organizational accomplishments and milestones achieved over the past year. The newsletter reflects the collective impact of our growing global network and the progress we continue to make together. Read the newsletter here.
December Global Townhall Recap
On December 21, 2026, SIENNA hosted a global Townhall meeting attended by more than 50 Ambassadors from around the world. The session provided space to reflect on 2025 achievements, share updates, and engage in meaningful discussions about priorities and opportunities ahead.
Missed the Townhall or want to rewatch? Ambassadors can access the full recording in the Ambassadors Hub.
Ways to Get Involved with SIENNA
Whether you’re a long-standing Ambassador or just beginning your SIENNA journey, there are many ways to stay engaged and make an impact:
🌍 Become a SIENNA Ambassador
Not an Ambassador yet? Join our growing global network and help amplify IEN voices worldwide.
✍️ Share Your Story
Inspire others by sharing your personal or professional journey to be featured on SIENNA’s social media platforms and newsletters.
🤝 Join a Committee
Contribute your skills and expertise by participating in one of SIENNA’s committees focused on advocacy, education, research, or leadership.
The Importance of Community Support
Building a supportive community is vital for the success of internationally educated nurses. The challenges faced by IENs can be daunting. However, with the right support, these challenges can be transformed into opportunities for growth and development.
Networking Opportunities
Connecting with fellow nurses and advocates can open doors to new opportunities. Networking allows IENs to share experiences, learn from one another, and build relationships that can lead to professional advancement.
Access to Resources
SIENNA provides a wealth of resources tailored to the needs of IENs. From educational materials to mentorship programs, these resources are designed to empower nurses as they navigate their careers in a new country.
Advocacy and Representation
Advocacy is a cornerstone of SIENNA's mission. By joining the community, members can contribute to efforts that promote fair treatment and recognition of IENs in the healthcare system. This collective voice is crucial in influencing policies that affect the nursing profession.
Looking Ahead: The Future of SIENNA
As we move into 2026, your voice and involvement remain essential. Together, we continue to build a strong, inclusive, and globally connected community for internationally educated nurses and nursing allies.
Engagement and Participation
Active participation in SIENNA’s initiatives not only benefits individual members but also strengthens the entire community. Engaging in discussions, attending events, and sharing knowledge are all ways to contribute to the growth of the network.
Continuous Learning and Development
The healthcare landscape is constantly evolving. SIENNA is committed to providing ongoing learning opportunities for its members. This includes workshops, webinars, and training sessions that focus on the latest trends and best practices in nursing.
Stay Connected
Learn more and stay connected:
Visit the SIENNA website at https://www.siennanursingsociety.org for more information, or contact us directly at membership@siennanursingsociety.org.
In conclusion, the journey of internationally educated nurses is one of resilience and determination. With the support of SIENNA and its Ambassadors, IENs can thrive in their new environments, making significant contributions to the healthcare sector. Together, we can ensure that every nurse has the opportunity to succeed and make a difference.




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