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Presented By: University of Michigan Speech Neurophysiology Lab

International Stuttering Awareness Day Celebration

A young girl holds up an illustrated sign she made that says "my voice would be a golden retriever if it were an animal" A young girl holds up an illustrated sign she made that says "my voice would be a golden retriever if it were an animal"
A young girl holds up an illustrated sign she made that says "my voice would be a golden retriever if it were an animal"
You're invited! Join us Thursday, October 22nd for a fun-filled evening that celebrates International Stuttering Awareness Day and highlights the amazing members of our local stuttering community. This is a great way to connect with other individuals who stutter as well as their allies, friends, and family.

This event is free and open to all. Members of the student group A2STAR and the U-M Speech Neurophysiology Lab will host a fair-like event with interactive activity tables and resources for all ages. Come browse the tables, make art with us, hear stories from stuttering community members, chat with a speech-language pathologist, and learn more about stuttering research. Dinner will be provided and attendees will be entered to win cool raffle prizes!

This event is open to everyone, including those who don't stutter, so we encourage you to share this with friends, family, and any stuttering or disability allies who might be interested in joining the celebration. 

Please RSVP to let us know if you plan to attend. We appreciate it—this helps us make sure we have enough food and supplies for everyone!
A young girl holds up an illustrated sign she made that says "my voice would be a golden retriever if it were an animal" A young girl holds up an illustrated sign she made that says "my voice would be a golden retriever if it were an animal"
A young girl holds up an illustrated sign she made that says "my voice would be a golden retriever if it were an animal"

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