• 1965: Speech Pathology and Audiology Research Then and Now

    This article was written by Dr. Charles Van Riper in 1965. Van Riper's research remains valuable and important to consider more than 50 years later.

  • The Scale of My Stuttering

    Glenn McClure traveled to Antarctica to study changes in the ice — and to use the data he collected in a new musical project, the latest in McClure's history of combining math, music, and nature.

  • A Bright, Shiny Object

    Research findings can sometimes serve as a bright, shiny object, distracting our attention from the methods of study.

  • Journey of the Jaguar

    Long-time Stuttering Foundation friend Alan Rabinowitz is CEO of the only organization devoted exclusively to the conservation of the wild cat species.

  • A Creative Ally

    Nino Ilievski is the creative genius behind the Stuttering Foundation's poignant public service ads.

  • To My Stutter

    An open letter to a lifelong friend: For most of my life, you've been the friend I didn't want, but couldn't see my life without.

  • Teen Shares Experience with Stuttering Therapy

    "Fluency Program? Why is she looking at that? Where is this going? Did she find a technique?"

  • Facebook Makes Changes That Impact You

    Want to continue seeing great Stuttering Foundation content? Here's how to keep up with Facebook's changes.

  • Boy Teaches World It's OK to Stutter

    10-year-old says it's OK to Stutter in his new documentary.

  • Riding the Greyhound

    Mom learned that Purdue University had a speech clinic and that it had sessions available to elementary and middle school students during the summer. Getting me to and from West Lafayette was solved: the Greyhound bus. This was why I rode Greyhound buses 80 miles one way, twice a day.

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