Events

People who stutter (PWS) often face societal stigma for stuttering. However, people with multiple marginalized identities (due to their race, gender, sexual orientation, ability, culture, etc.) must also navigate the impact their intersecting identities have on their experiences, perceptions, and opportunities as people who stutter. Tiffani Kittilstved and Derek Daniels will lead this session to […]

This is a guided open discussion for LGBTQ+ people who stutter, their families, friends, and allies. Join session hosts Edmund Metzold, Matt Maxion, and Erin Williams for topics focusing on the experiences of “coming out” and “passing” encountered by members of both the LGBTQ+ and stuttering communities, but the discussion will be open to any […]

Join us for a moderated discussion with the NSA Teen Program Coordinators, Caden Short, 19 and Matt Phillips, 21 as they discuss their experiences growing up as people who stutter.  Parents will be encouraged to ask questions on topics such as transitioning to high school and college, dating, job seeking, thoughts on stuttering and whatever […]

Join the NSA’s Employment Advocacy Committee for an open discussion on the workplace experiences of people who stutter. We’ll cover topics like finding an authentic way to disclose your stutter during a job interview, expanding your network, and finding balance between home and work obligations when you feel “Zoom’d out.” Our past Career Success Webinars […]