Members of the Canadian Stuttering Association met up on October 22 to see the awe-inspiring CN Tower in Toronto lit up in sea foam green in honour of International Stuttering Awareness
CN Tower celebration
Don't give up!
Podcast pain and gutsy gains
Stuttering, history and popular culture
If you are talking to someone who stutters
Vvvikesh here, no I didn’t forget my name, I just have a stutter. For more than half my life I never spoke about my stuttering with anyone and I think it was fear of being judged but also guilt.
Fluency Research at the University of Toronto
A message from the Speech Fluency Lab, University of Toronto:
A Boy and a Jaguar: the life of Alan Rabinowitz
Dr. Alan Rabinowitz passed away last month at age 65 after a prolonged struggle with leukemia.
The Walk/Run Stuttering Awareness Fundraiser in Toronto and St. John's
In it's seventh year and now expanding to Eastern Canada, the annual Walk/Run fundraiser is fast approaching! In Toronto it is on September 23 in the east end (Betty Sutherland Trail).
How stand-up comedy alleviated my stutter
Since I was seven years old, I have had a stutter. I never know what to say when curious minds asked how it started, though.
New brain-computer interface technology to help people who stutter
A team of researchers and graduate students at the University of Texas at San Atonio have been awarded a grant to create brain-computer interface technology that will study brain activity patterns of people who stutter.