Opinion — 21.03.23 Grace in stammering advocacy In a follow up to his last article, James, our regular contributor from the US, explains why it's important to show grace to others and to yourself.
Opinion — 14.02.23 Stammering, spirituality and self-compassion John, co-founder of the new online group 'Stammering & Spirituality Safe Space' tells us about its story so far.
Opinion — 24.01.23 What do my friends think about my stammer? Wondering what the experience is like for other people when he stammers, Tom decided to ask his friends how they feel. Find out what both sides learnt in his enlightening article.
My Story — 04.01.23 We have the right to be heard, fluent or not Susan tells us about learning to openly acknowledge her stammer and what helped along the way, and wonders if she feels proud of it.
Opinion — 03.11.22 Run towards the thing that scares you Frankie Oldham talks about the barriers he faces as an aspiring actor with a stammer and how facing his fears of stammering on stage has helped him.
Opinion — 31.10.22 Stammering and the criminal justice system Esther, a law professional who stammers, and Jennifer, a speech and language therapist, tell us how people going through the criminal justice system with speech, language and communication needs can be disadvantaged, and what should be done about it.
Opinion — 27.10.22 Media representation is important Inspired by our recent campaign No Diversity Without Disfluency, Sam argues that we need to see more people who stammer on TV and film.
Opinion — 24.10.22 Black History Month, Stammering & Identities Rebekah asks if there's a common thread that runs through her identities.
Opinion — 20.10.22 Pop culture & stammering: why we shouldn't care As our campaign for better representation of stammering in the media concludes, Tom Wells argues that the way films, television, theatre, etc, portray people who stammer needs to change.
My Story — 26.09.22 Covert? Open? Proud? Jack reflects on his covert stammering behaviours, and the things he's discovering which are making him think differently.
