The Canadian Stuttering Association (CSA) is excited to announce that on October 22, the awe-inspiring CN Tower in Toronto will light up in sea foam green in honor of International Stuttering Awareness Day. The Toronto City Hall buildings will also mark … Continue reading →
Our Association AMBI, the Israeli Stuttering Association, was established in 1999. The Association’s vision is “A World that Understands Stuttering”. AMBI’s approach to stuttering is very much one of Acceptance as the foundation for being able to help ourselves survive … Continue reading →
Amer Zildzic from Bosnia and Herzegovina takes a few moments to talk about the lack of stuttering support and resources in his country and surrounding regions. It is so encouraging to learn that several countries in the region have formed … Continue reading →
Petra Sasmaz from Cologne, Germany takes a few minutes to tell us about what’s going on in Germany for stuttering awareness and self-help. Petra is a member of the German Stuttering Association In German, stuttering is called Stottern, and the … Continue reading →
Ian Hickey, a Board member of the Irish Stammering Association takes a moment to tell us why it’s important to be a part of a stammering association. Also, the Irish Stammering Association was recently featured in the Irish Times (newspaper) about … Continue reading →
This video from the Scottish Stammering Network has gone a bit viral, and for good reason. John McIntosh of Glasgow chose not to speak at his own father’s funeral. 28 years after his dad died, John, now 58, finally decides … Continue reading →
Rikke Fogh from Denmark takes a minute to let us know what the Danish Stuttering Association is all about and what their most important area of focus really is.
Anita Blom from The Swedish Stuttering Association takes a few moments to tell us what’s going on in Sweden in general about stuttering and specifically for ISAD 2018.
Bhupendra Singh Rathore takes a moment to let us know what’s going on with The Indian Stammering Association in India.
A member of the Belgian Association, called “Belgian Association vzw BeSt” takes a moment to share what stuttering activities are going on in Belgium.
