Researchers at the University of Reading in the UK are recruiting participants for a new study to assess the effectivenss of a mobile app to support people who stutter. The app is called BeneTalk and is available for free on app stores.
A new documentary about stuttering is in the works, with a focus on how finding the right speech therapist can change a person's life. It is a collaboration between Memorial University, The Newfoundland and Labrador Stuttering Association (NLSA),
I still remember my first job interview as a soon-to-be graduate 16 years ago. It was for an internship, which was part of the program that I was in.
Organizers of the St. John's Walk/RunIt was ten years ago that Greg O'Grady started planning a Walk/Run Fundraiser to publicize the need for stuttering treatment and raise money for the Speech and Stuttering Institute in Toronto.
The Magazine Scientific American features an in depth article about stuttering in it's August issue. The article describes some of the latest scientific discoveries, and interviews researchers and people who stutter, including CSA Board member, Catherine Moroney.
Disability Visibility: First Person stories from the Twenty-First Century, is a collection of essays by and about disabled people. Editor Alice Wong is an award-winning writer and activist for disability rights.
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