Conference

As global health challenges become increasingly complex and interconnected, the need for culturally attuned, inclusive, and innovative nursing practices has never been more urgent. This year’s conference, One World, Many Voices: Reimagining Transcultural Care for Global Health Futures, invites nurses, researchers, educators, and healthcare leaders to explore how transcultural nursing can evolve to meet the needs of diverse populations in a rapidly changing world.

From indigenous knowledge systems and diasporic health narratives to AI-driven care solutions and planetary health, this conference will amplify multiple voices and perspectives to reimagine what transcultural care means in the 21st century and beyond. Together, we will examine how to build equitable, culturally responsive, and technologically integrated health systems that respect both the shared and distinct experiences of communities across the globe.

All sales are final. No refunds will be issued except in rare, exceptional cases at the organisers’ discretion. Registrations may be transferred to another delegate. See the “Refund policy” tab.

*This rate is available exclusively to students who are currently unemployed and not receiving any form of salary. PhD students who are employed and receiving a salary do not qualify for this rate and will need to purchase the standard rate instead.

Limassol, the second-largest city in Cyprus, is a vibrant coastal destination that blends history, culture, and modern life. Stretching along the southern coast of the island, it is known for its beautiful seafront promenade, medieval castle, lively marina, and nearby archaeological treasures. Visitors can enjoy a unique mix of traditional charm, cosmopolitan energy, and warm Mediterranean hospitality.

In May, the average temperature in Limassol typically ranges between 20–27°C, with plenty of sunshine and very little rainfall. Light, comfortable clothing is ideal, along with sunglasses and sunscreen. Evenings are mild, but a light jacket or shawl may be useful for cooler nights, especially near the sea.