Your Voice
Your voice is a powerful tool. By becoming an advocate with PAN, you can make a difference by communicating with your Members of Congress on the public policy issues important to the Parkinson’s disease community. Your voice will join with thousands of other Parkinson's advocates across the country to spur change in Washington, DC.
Contacting your Members of Congress about Parkinson’s disease and the affect it has had on your life, whether you are a person living with Parkinson’s, caregiver, carepartner, child, parent, friend, relative, or coworker, is the most effective way to make policy changes. Members of Congress want to hear from their constituents and will listen when you communicate your views and share your experiences.
Becoming an advocate with PAN is easy – simply sign up to receive PAN’s E-mail Action Alerts. When important issues arise in Congress, PAN E-mails Action Alerts with background information and instructions on how to contact your elected officials. Working together we can continue to fight for better treatments and a cure for Parkinson’s disease.
Get Informed
- Learn more about PAN's Legislative Agenda
- Telling your personal story
- Learn about contacting your Members of Congress
- Read PAN's current E-Newsletter, e-mailed monthly
- Watch the 2010 PAN Research & Public Policy Forum. Learn about the power of advocacy and the latest research being conducted on Parkinson's disease.
- Save the date for the 2011 PAN Forum!
Your Community
- Locate PAN leaders in your community
- Find other helpful Parkinson's community resources
- To become a community leader, call PAN's Director of Outreach at 800-850-4726 ext. 104
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