Join the NYC #MillionsMissing Protest

The New York City #MillionsMissing Protest has a full agenda that will include speeches by several luminaries, including local NYC ME/CFS physician and Chair of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Advisory Committee, Dr. Susan Levine.  Local physician-scientist Dr. Mady Hornig from the Columbia University Center for Infection and Immunity (and from the ME/CFS Microbe Discovery Project) will also speak.

NYC will also have several patients and caregivers tell their personal stories. If you plan to attend and would like to share your story at the protest, please contact the organizers. Finally, as opposed to the shoe display used at other locations, NYC will be doing a unique display using balloons and posters.


Demonstration Location: 

NYC Regional Health and Human Services Office
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278


Date and Time: 
Tuesday, September 27 4:30 PM-5:30 PM (gather 20 minutes in advance)


Contact Person Info: 

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Not in or around New York City?  Get involved and learn more about the #MillionsMissing movement by visiting the new #MillionsMissing site here:

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