IN THIS SPACE in June 2020, we highlighted a few of the many professional nursing organizations that provide benefits and resources to nurses. Listed below are three additional organizations that are specifically devoted to advancing the profession. Nurses can explore these websites to learn more about their purpose and function.

American Association for the History of Nursing

http://www.aahn.org

Founded in 1978 as a historical methodology group, the American Association for the History of Nursing is open to everyone interested in the history of nursing. Its website offers historical information for students, nurses, researchers, and librarians; publications authored by members; and details about special events. In addition, society members this year will have access to "Talking History 2021," a monthly virtual event that will comprise five presentations grouped by historical topic.

American Holistic Nurses Association

http://www.ahna.org

The American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA) promotes holistic nursing practice as well as community advocacy, research, and education. The AHNA's website helps connect nurses with their local AHNA chapter and offers a wide range of continuing nursing education opportunities (including an integrative healing arts program in holistic nursing), print and video resources, networking resources, and more.

Nursing Centered (Sigma Theta Tau)

http://www.sigmanursing.org

Nurses can explore this website from the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing (Sigma) to find articles, member stories, videos, webinars, and podcast episodes. Sigma also offers free resources as part of an initiative called Find Your Forward, designed to help nurses learn ways to work with others to advocate for change within their healthcare system.