Disability Studies is a relatively recent field in academia, yet today almost all of Canada's major universities have degree programs in this area.

Winston Purdy

This article was originally published in the summer 2012 issue of CSA Voices.

In this amusing article featured in the Australian newspaper the Age, noted author Kate Forsyth relates her battles with speech difficulties and memories of her childhood. Has anyone else ever heard of "spoonerisms"?

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Fuddling up my mucking words

Stuttering. Is it an ability in disguise? Or is it a disability? Does being female affect the perception of stuttering?

The 10th ISA World Congress for People who Stutter will take place in the Netherlands in 2013, from June 10th until June 13th.

This is a review of the book Voice Unearthed: Hope, Help and a Wake-Up Call for the Parents of Children Who Stutter, by Doreen Lenz Holte.

For people who stutter, picking up a telephone to make a call can be like picking up a live cobra – only the phone is worse.

In September, the OAPWS (Ottawa Association for People Who Stutter) self-help group got together again after taking the summer off.  Again meeting on the first and third Wednesdays of the month, there is a core group o

Researchers at University College London have developed a screening test to help identify children most at risk for persistent stuttering into adulthood.

Canadian businessman and philanthropist Harold Shipp will be the main draw at a fundraiser for the Speech and Stuttering Institute, an organization that treats stuttering, l