A week-long series of events as part of International Stuttering Awareness Day. Join us from the 16th of October 2021.
A team of people who stammer from various countries have created a stammering pride flag.
Read about ISA's progress last year in supporting people who stammer.
You are very welcome to the Irish Stammering Association’s new (and first ever!) podcast Stammering; A life less ordinary!
Read what people thought of O'Brien's book Just One More Drive and find out where you can buy it!
ISA's theme for ISAD 2022 is 'Bring Your A Game'.
We are looking for a creative thinker to oversee the youth development programme.
ISA Board would like to invite you as an ISA member to attend our 2022 Annual General Meeting virtually.
Read Irish Stammering Association's financial statements for 2021
Read about the importance of having peer support as a person who stammers. This article is written by Stephen Greene, a person who stammers and an ISA volunteer.
ISA will be hosting a special 2 part workshop for Interview Skills on Wednesday March 23 & 30th at 6:30pm.
Watch the video of the Stammering Pride webinar which was hosted on Friday the 22nd of October as part of NSAD 2022
People who stammer are individuals. We all have our own thoughts about stammering, and we have all had our own unique experiences of being a person who stammers.
To celebrate International Stuttering Awareness Day, ISA are holding a weeklong series of events (from October 16th - 22nd) including our 15th annual National Stammering Awareness Day!
50 Million Voices is an ambitious global initiative seeking to transform the world of work for people who #stutter - and for employers and society.
'My Stutter and I' is a new blog with daily anecdotes about a woman who stutters
ISA's 2021 Annual General Meeting (followed by our Dublin Online Support Group for adults who stammer).
Read Irish Stammering Association's financial statements for 2020.
An excerpt from the book 'Proper Stuttering 2.0' by Tom Waschat
Our next Walk & Talk will take place on Sunday July 25th 2021 at 12pm. In accordance with government guidance on outdoor gatherings, a maximum of 15 people will be able to attend.
