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Over the last decade, concepts like stammering pride, neurodiversity and the social model of disability have been widely talked about in the stammering community. This has opened the door to people exploring what it means to stammer through art, poetry and music, diversifying stammering culture. Some people who stammer have found these developments vital, some useful and others not helpful at all and even harmful. We will take participants on a tour of the key ideas, events, texts, art and voices which have contributed to these conversations.&nbsp; Whether you&#39;re new to these ideas or looking to deepen your understanding, this workshop offers a space for reflection and discussion. It will offer an opportunity to take stock of the last decade, celebrate, consider ongoing divisions, and explore our hopes and aims as a community for the next decade. This session will be led by Patrick Campbell and Sam Simpson This is part of our series of events for ISAD (International Stammering Awareness Day) 2026 where we celebrate some of the fabulous workshops and sessions from STAMMAFest this summer.&nbsp; Every registration to this event will bring us closer to achieving our mission. Together, we can create a brighter, more compassionate world for people who stammer.&nbsp;

Over the last decade, concepts like stammering pride, neurodiversity and the social model of disability have been widely talked about in the stammering community. This has opened the door to people exploring what it means to stammer through art, poetry and music, diversifying stammering culture. Some people who stammer have found these developments vital, some useful and others not helpful at all and even harmful. We will take participants on a tour of the key ideas, events, texts, art and voices which have contributed to these conversations.  Whether you're new to these ideas or looking to deepen your understanding, this workshop offers a space for reflection and discussion. It will offer an opportunity to take stock of the last decade, celebrate, consider ongoing divisions, and explore our hopes and aims as a community for the next decade. This session will be led by Patrick Campbell and Sam Simpson This is part of our series of events for ISAD (International Stammering Awareness Day) 2026 where we celebrate some of the fabulous workshops and sessions from STAMMAFest this summer.  Every registration to this event will bring us closer to achieving our mission. Together, we can create a brighter, more compassionate world for people who stammer.

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STAMMAFest@Home: Difference not defect: Reflections on a decade of change

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