My Story — 12.04.22 To embody the word Botsa tells us how an Indian dance form enabled her to express herself in new ways, and encourages us to think about using the body's potential to communicate. Art — 06.04.22 Poem: When I stutter and you don't listen... A poem by USA-based Pam, who also tells us about performing it at a contest. My Story — 05.04.22 Consulting on Netflix show 'Maya and The Three' When John Gomez was asked to consult on the Netflix animated series he jumped at the chance. Here John tells us how he became involved and what the experience was like. Art — 28.03.22 Poem: Equality for people who stammer Daniel's poem for the general public, calling for people who stammer to be treated the same as everyone else. My Story — 24.03.22 I'm so glad I ignored the doubts of my 17-year-old self Fabienne describes how self-doubt and worry over stammering almost stopped her from pursuing her dream job in nursing. Opinion — 22.03.22 Getting rid of "Did I stutter?" James, our regular contributor from the USA, gives an impassioned argument against the popular phrase. My Story — 08.03.22 My International Women's Day acronym Read Phyllis' acronym for International Women's Day, celebrating all the women who stammer who have inspired, supported her and encouraged her. Opinion — 08.03.22 In celebration of women who stammer To mark International Women's Day, Sophie writes about the pressures she feels as a woman who stammers, and celebrates the strength and achievements of other women in the stammering community. Art — 02.03.22 My 'Stammer Situations' art project Illustration student Alex tells us about raising stammering awareness with his art project. Art — 24.02.22 Taz's stammering poetry Taz DeVille shares two of poems about what it can feel like to stammer. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
My Story — 12.04.22 To embody the word Botsa tells us how an Indian dance form enabled her to express herself in new ways, and encourages us to think about using the body's potential to communicate.
Art — 06.04.22 Poem: When I stutter and you don't listen... A poem by USA-based Pam, who also tells us about performing it at a contest.
My Story — 05.04.22 Consulting on Netflix show 'Maya and The Three' When John Gomez was asked to consult on the Netflix animated series he jumped at the chance. Here John tells us how he became involved and what the experience was like.
Art — 28.03.22 Poem: Equality for people who stammer Daniel's poem for the general public, calling for people who stammer to be treated the same as everyone else.
My Story — 24.03.22 I'm so glad I ignored the doubts of my 17-year-old self Fabienne describes how self-doubt and worry over stammering almost stopped her from pursuing her dream job in nursing.
Opinion — 22.03.22 Getting rid of "Did I stutter?" James, our regular contributor from the USA, gives an impassioned argument against the popular phrase.
My Story — 08.03.22 My International Women's Day acronym Read Phyllis' acronym for International Women's Day, celebrating all the women who stammer who have inspired, supported her and encouraged her.
Opinion — 08.03.22 In celebration of women who stammer To mark International Women's Day, Sophie writes about the pressures she feels as a woman who stammers, and celebrates the strength and achievements of other women in the stammering community.
Art — 02.03.22 My 'Stammer Situations' art project Illustration student Alex tells us about raising stammering awareness with his art project.
Art — 24.02.22 Taz's stammering poetry Taz DeVille shares two of poems about what it can feel like to stammer.