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By Arturo Lara
Magazines Spread the Word
The Stuttering Foundation has been able to spread the word about stuttering thanks to local, regional, national and international publications donating space for our Public Service Ads.
News from Around the World
The Stuttering Foundation is a global resource distributing millions of publications annually to people in 136 countries around the world. Every year we train hundreds of professionals through conferences, workshops, webinars, and symposia.
Fraser Awarded Honorary Fellowship
Stuttering Foundation President Jane Fraser received an Honorary Fellowship in September from the Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists, headquartered in the United Kingdom. Fraser was selected for her distinguished service in promoting the profession of speech and language therapy. The awards ceremony was held at Leeds Metropolitan University in England.
Shelby Railroad Raises Over $10K for Stuttering
Kirk and John Tarver and their Memphis-based Shelby Railroad Services Inc. raised more than $10,000 for the Stuttering Foundation. Shelby Railroad held their annual fund-raising golf outing and dinner on Sept. 18 at Wedgewood Golf Club, in Olive Branch, Miss.They're Back
It has been 11 years since the release of the popular video Stuttering: For Kids, By Kids. Our new video, For Kids, By Kids: All Grown Up, is an updated look at four of those featured in the original film.
Tim Gunn
Now a veteran design consultant and seasoned expert in the fashion industry, Tim Gunn first shot to fame in 2004 as a mentor to contestants on Bravo TV's popular fashion design competition, Project Runway. Week after week, Gunn caught the audience's attention with his signature catchphrase, "Make it work." However, Gunn had some trouble following his own advice as a child growing up in Washington, D.C.
No Pit Stop for this Race Car Driver Who Stutters
Kyle Heckman is a race car driver from Bakersfield, California. He's had great success at all levels of amateur and professional racing. His dream is to be a fixture on the NASCAR circuit. To do so, he's looking for a sponsor.
Do Pina Coladas Relate to Stuttering?
Eighty-four years ago, a young Malcolm Fraser thought he had the coconut syrup market cornered. If Malcolm had been a bit more successful in the syrup business, the Stuttering Foundation might have a different look today.
Noel Gallagher of Oasis Rocks On
During the glory days of the band Oasis, it was little-known that Noel Gallagher had overcome a stuttering problem through many years of speech therapy.