MJFF in the News

In a video interview, ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen discusses his new role as an MJFF ambassador and how he remains positive and active while living with Parkinson’s.

Rachel Dolhun, MD, vice president of medical communications at MJFF discusses resources and tips for people living with Parkinson’s during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Empowered by Parkinson’s,” a half-hour documentary produced by Connecticut Public Television (PBS), brings together diverse stories from the Parkinson’s community, including MJFF CEO to discuss the latest in Parkinson’s research.

Team Fox fundraiser Ryan Levine joined NBC’s TODAY to share the inspiration behind the “Kids Film it Festival,” which to date, has raised more than $215,000 for Parkinson’s research.

MJFF CEO writes Op-ed in "The Hill" to advocate for the Parkinson's community on a proposed rule by the EPA that would limit the amount of types of science used in determining federal regulations, including policies and programs related to environmental restrictions in support of health.

MJFF CEO and other Parkinson’s disease (PD) experts — people living with the disease and scientists from around the world — participated in a three-episode radio series on "The Truth about Parkinson's" on the BBC.

Ken Griffin, Founder and CEO of the Chicago-based global investment firm Citadel and MJFF Co-Founder Debi Brooks spoke with Fortune’s Sy Mukherjee on the $10-million program spurring a scientific race in pursuit of a game-changing tool in Parkinson’s research.  

Fortune Magazine released their sixth annual list of the "World's Greatest Leaders" with Michael J. Fox listed at 22 for his leadership with the Foundation and our work to end Parkinson's disease.