Stories, Education & Resources

Mitch’s time on Survivor offered powerful, authentic representation of people who stutter. Read one fan’s emotional reflection on seeing stuttering treated with respect on national TV.

Discover parenting tips to support children who stutter with confidence, care, and everyday encouragement.

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

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

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.

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

Explore effective workplace communication techniques

The National Stuttering Association offers free stuttering printables and brochures  to support education, self-advocacy, and awareness for people who stutter and those who support them. These downloadable resources are used by: People who stutter Parents and caregivers Educators and schools Speech-language pathologists Employers and professionals Community advocates All materials use NSA-approved language , reflect evidence-based understanding of stuttering, and are designed

Explore stuttering support programs — including summer camps, intensives, retreats, and virtual opportunities for children, teens, and adults who stutter.

For those who stutter, the journey to confident communication can be challenging, but with the right support, progress is possible.