NSAConnects

As PWS, how can we handle challenges in the workplace, and how should we think about our stuttering when it comes to proficiency at work? Join Ben North and Tatum […]

What are the words we use to describe stuttering? Do we intentionally or unintentionally choose words that convey negativity? Do we use words like "problem, defect, or disorder" when we […]

Join the NSA's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee for a discussion on navigating the path to inclusion and overcoming our own biases. As people who stutter, we can sometimes make […]

Introducing NSA Women Connect—a vibrant and inclusive community where women who stutter come together to forge powerful connections, share their stories, and uplift one another. Join us in this safe […]

NSA Connects bil Arabi: Discovering Our Voice Stuttering knows no borders, but it is influenced by language and culture. How is stuttering understood and addressed in Arabic-speaking communities? Join Michèle […]

NSA Connects en Español: Discovering Our Voice Together Stuttering is present in every language, but that doesn't mean the experience is the same. What is it like to stutter in […]

Passing Twice provides a guided and inclusive open dialogue for LGBTQ+ individuals who stutter, as well as their families, friends, and allies. NSA Board Chair, Chad Mannisi will facilitate discussion […]

As we get older, life gives us different challenges to confront. With each new challenge we must revisit what LETTING GO means for an older person who stutters. Divorce. Job […]