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Narcolepsy Scholarship Recipients Graduate College! Kendra’s Update

This week, we are celebrating the college graduation of our very first two Jack & Julie Narcolepsy Scholarships recipients from 2014. Recently, Kendra graduated from the University of St. Thomas and Jacob graduated from The Ohio State! Today, Kendra shares beautiful reflections on college life and studying abroad with narcolepsy. Check back later for Jacob's awesome update later this week. Kendra's...
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Meet Your Legislators to Share Your Story this Summer

Join us for an important webinar to help advance sleep research and awareness.  Friends in the United States: Your Members of Congress will be home this August to hear from their constituents (that's YOU)! By visiting your legislators at their local offices and sharing your story, you will open your representatives' eyes to sleep's insidious...
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Giving Tuesday features Julie Flygare in #WomenWhoGive Series

Today, Giving Tuesday is featuring our President & CEO, Julie Flygare in their #WomenWhoGive series, which celebrates women who are making a difference in their communities. In this unique post, Julie opens up about what got her started in philanthropy, explaining: “You could say, a low point in my life inspired me to start giving. After…

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NIH Responds on Narcolepsy Research to Congress!

Project Sleep is thrilled to share that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has officially responded to Congress regarding the narcolepsy research portfolio. Thanks to advocates rallying together in March, 17 Members of Congress requested an update from NIH on the current size, scope, direction and strategic vision of the narcolepsy research portfolio. Consequently, a detailed...
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Read Rising Voices of Narcolepsy’s Published Essays

Today, we are thrilled to highlight the published work of Rising Voices of Narcolepsy writers, Anna Marr and Timothy Stroud. Check out their essays and please share to raise awareness! Laugh at Me, Not My Narcolepsy Why I take sleep more seriously than I take myself By: Anna Marr "If you pop a home video in my...
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Setting Bold Goals to Advance Progress for Narcolepsy

Project Sleep, a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to raising awareness about sleep health and sleep disorders, is proud to announce bold organizational goals to improve outcomes for people with narcolepsy. THE ISSUE Narcolepsy is a chronic neurological condition of the sleep-wake cycle estimated to affect about 1 in every 2,000 people — that’s 200,000 Americans and…

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Sleep In 2018 Sparks Courage and Connection

On March 9-11, 2018, Project Sleep’s Sleep In 2018 rallied individuals around the world to make peace with sleep. This fourth annual event challenged individuals to stay in bed for 12-48 hours while raising awareness (#SleepIn2018) and critical funding for Project Sleep during Sleep Awareness Week. STARS ALIGN WORLDWIDE: 77 Individuals and 16 Teams registered for...
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