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TAC empowers teens who stutter through mentorship, connection, and community — reminding them they are strong, capable, and never alone.

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Explore strategies for helping people who stutter communicate effectively in the workplace, advocate for their needs, and build confidence.

Written by NSA Contributor and Survivor superfan James Hayden, this blog follows the journey of Mitch Guerra.

Stuttering in the military is often misunderstood. We spoke with two PWS in the armed forces to share their experiences.

Mitch Guerra, a pioneering contestant on Survivor, challenges the misconceptions about stuttering on national television.

Explore why NSA Chapters matter, and how to get involved.

Advocating for accommodations can be daunting, but you're not alone. Our tips and email scripts make the request process easier.

Explore why advocacy for people who stutter is important, how it benefits individuals and society, and how you can create meaningful change.

This guide debunks stuttering myths, shares research-backed insights, and offers support strategies.

Why Stuttering on Survivor Is Worth Talking About

WS@W provides tools, workshops, and resources to support workplace inclusion.

Learn how to support and encourage a child who stutters with patience, understanding, and expert-backed strategies.

Learn how educators can effectively support students who stutter in the classroom.

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A delightful and empowering children’s book written by high school student Sathvega Somasundaram

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