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A curated collection of peer-reviewed publications, media, and artwork in line with our manifesto and at the forefront of stuttering research. We aim to provide as many open-access entries as possible.

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publication
Article
2020
Speaking Machines and Ghostly Phantoms
The Claustrum Poetics of Voice and Dysfluency
Daniel Martin
Open Access
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publication
Book
2023
Aster of Ceremonies
JJJJJerome Ellis
Open Access
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media
Podcast
2023
Intersectionality and Stuttering
Derek Daniels
Open Access
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publication
Blog
2020
Intersectionality
What intersectionality means and why it’s important for stuttering
Derek Daniels
Open Access
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publication
Article
2017
Rethinking Covert Stuttering
Christopher Constantino
Walter H. Manning
Susan Naomi Nordstrom
Open Access
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music
Performance
2024
Voice and Breath
JJJJJerome Ellis
Open Access
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publication
Blog
2022
On Fridays we advance ableism
or, what we can all learn from Lizzo
Prabhat Prakash
Open Access
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publication
Article
2022
Examining the understandings of young adult South African men who stutter
The question of disability
Dane Isaacs
Leslie Swartz
Open Access
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publication
Article
2018
What can stutterers learn from the Neurodiversity movement?
Christopher Constantino
Open Access
false
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publication
Blog
2020
Intersectionality of gender and stuttering
Tiffani Kittilstved
Open Access
true
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publication
Book Chapter
2014
I Did It on Purpose
Jay Dolmage
Open Access
false
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publication
Journal
2021
From Biden to Bridgerton
How our stuttering heroes bring a restoration of democracy
Roshaya Rodness
Open Access
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publication
Book Chapter
2019
Why stutter more?
Emma Alpern
Open Access
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publication
Article
2021
Talking heads and shitting in the street
Stuttering Parrhesia in three modes
Joshua St Pierre
Open Access
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publication
Article
2020
Let's find new words
Patrick Campbell
Open Access
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media
Video
2022
I Stutter. But This Is What You’re Not Hearing.
James Robinson
John Hendrickson
Open Access
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publication
Blog
2021
Acts of resistance
How one speech and language therapist found a new tribe
Fiona Ryan
Open Access
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publication
Article
2021
Stammering, stuttering and stumbling
A transnational history of the pathologization of dysfluency in nineteenth-century Europe
Josephine Hoegaerts
Open Access
false
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publication
Article
2022
Interrupting Ableism in Stuttering Therapy and Research
Practical Suggestions
Hope Gerlach Houch
Christopher Constantino
Open Access
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