Pitch … perfect?
Written by Gareth Our voices have the potential to hold conversations, tell a story, and even set the first impression. By using our voice, we
Inclusion for us who stutter
Written by Alejandro When I was at school I had to go through very complicated moments related to my stuttering. Before the age of 16
Stuttering in movies: reactions to the stuttering
After the introduction of the project, the article about the movie list and the article about how PWS and stuttering are portrayed, we will now
Stuttering and Unwelcome: the experience in schools in East Africa
By: Dieudonne Nsabimana Coordinator of the African Stuttering Centre and a member of the International Stuttering Association Board of Directors E-mail: africanstutteringcentre@gmail.com The purpose of
Working for people who stutter in South America
Written by Angélica Bernabé It’s not a secret that there is a lack of updated information about stuttering around the world. As a result, many
Influential PWS: Annie Glenn
Written by Jurjen and Vinnie Annie Glenn, an eternal voice for people who stutter John Glenn (1921-2016) was the fifth person and later the oldest
ISAD 2020 around the world
We love to document the many things that happen in the stuttering world. That is why International Stuttering Awareness Day, on the 22nd of October,
Animation about eyecontact
Willemijn created this beautiful animation about struggling with keeping eye contact as someone who stutters. “The past months, I noticed that however weird something is,
“Stuttering is everything you do not to stutter”
Nice to meet you all! My name is Charlotte Roggeman. I am 22 years old and I live in Belgium. I call myself a “full time
Exhibit ‘Self Portrait: Stuttering’ opens in Belgium
In Ghent, Belgium, a new exhibit was opened in the ‘Zebrastraat’-venue. Two creatives, and PWS, along with the support of VZW BeSt (Belangengroep Stotterende Mensen)