Having Our Voices Heard is a Conference For African-Americans Who Stutter and will be a ground breaking nationally focused event. The African-American Women Who Stutter Project was birthed in 2008 out of the Women’s Empowerment Support Group. Its focus is … Continue reading
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Once every three years, the International Fluency Association (IFA) hosts a conference for clinicians and researchers which provides a forum for discussing the many issues concerning stuttering. The 2012 IFA World Congress will take place on 2-5 July in Tours, … Continue reading
By Mike Mabika (Nigerian Times) Ever had an encounter with people who stutter? Well, I stutter or stammer a lot and I would like to share with you some of my thoughts after I attended the ninth Congress of people … Continue reading
Benny Ravid resigned his position on the ISA Board of Directors. He resigned from all ISA activities.
The following paper is taken from NEJM (India) journal Findings suggest common speech problem, in some cases, may actually be an inherited metabolic disorder Stuttering may be the result of a glitch in the day-to-day process by which cellular components … Continue reading
Benny Ravid resigned his position as Chair of the ISA Board of Directors. He is now a valued member of the ISA Board of Directors. During this transition period, please be aware that the ISA Board of Directors is a … Continue reading
British Stammering Association have announced a new Early Intervention campaign for pre-school age children. “Save 9 out of 10 children who stutter.” See more here. … Continue reading
The Croatian Public Relations Association pronounced dr. Zeljko Rohatinski, a governor of the Croatian National Bank, the best communicator amongst people in Croatian public life. By the way he communicates, Rohatinski has raised the level of public communication in Croatia. … Continue reading
MedSy Launches Device In The UK To Help Stammerers Speak More Fluently … Continue reading
Bird Song Study Gives Clues To Human Stuttering … Continue reading