This article was originally published in the winter 2011 issue of CSA Voices.
Research Update: Fluency and time perception
"The King's Speech" raises money for Japan tsunami relief fund

Alliance Films and Canadian Motion Picture Exhibitors have donated part of the proceeds of the King's Speech to Japanese relief efforts.
Dating with a Stammer/Stutter
CSA Annual General Meeting – Sunday Mar 20

The Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Stuttering Association will take place next weekend, Sunday Mar 20, by telephone conference.
Oscar funding drive continues

The King's Speech cleaned up on Oscar night with golden statues. Best Screenplay, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Picture.
Oscar Night Fundraiser

Join the Canadian Stuttering Association in an Oscar Night fundraiser! Jaan Pill has pledged $50 to CSA if The King's Speech wins an Oscar ...
A plethora of articles about stuttering
If someone had told me five years ago that there would be a day when articles about stuttering were everywhere you turned – whether the newspaper, radio, internet or television news outlets – I would have been highly skeptical. After all, nobody talked about stuttering. Yet today, a little movie about a stuttering king has made the condition a hot topic in news media. The general public seems both interested and amused in stuttering because of the depiction of King George VI's struggle with his speech, and journalists are always happy to oblige the latest craze.
Jaan Pill quoted in Toronto Sun article

Current Acting National Coordinator of the Canadian Stuttering Association, Jaan Pill, was interviewed by Marilyn Linton from the Toronto Sun.
Elaine Saitta interviewed

Elaine Saitta, from Seattle, Washington, has been involved in organizations for people who stutter for many years, particularly the National Stuttering Organization.