• International Stuttering Awareness Day - October 22, 1999
• U.S. National Stuttering Awareness Week
  • Brochure: National Stuttering Awareness Week in html or PDF from the Stuttering Foundation of America
• Ideas for celebrating Stuttering Awareness Week

• Some ideas for Breaking the Ice
• Stuttering: The real story behind the person by Bobby L. Childers II. Presented for a Graduate Speech Fluency Class at New Mexico State University 26 April 2000
• Stuttering (Teen and Adult) What It Is and What It Isn't: for Emergency Services Personnel by Bobby L. Childers II is a Power Point presentation developed by Childers to be presented to Emergency Services Personnel. There are also speaker notes that accompany the presentation. This can be used by others, but credit should be given to the author.
• Outline of a Presentation To SLP Students Governors State University 1999 by Jim McClure and Jimmy Zerlentes
• Outline of a Presentation to St. Xavier undergraduate fluency class, 4/13/04 by Jim McClure.
• Been There - Done That;-) -- Ideas For When Speaking To Classes About Stuttering

United States - The National Stuttering Association
• March/April issue of Letting GO

• Articles from and information about "Speaking Out" a quarterly magazine from the British Stammering Association.

• A School Bulletin from Language, Speech and Hearing Services in the Schools, designed to be used as a public relations piece about stuttering.
• Suggestions for Listeners: What To Do and What to Know When Speaking With a Person Who Stutters from the NSA
• How to react when speaking to someone who stutters, from the SFA
• Brochure from Korea

• T. Berry Brazelton New York Times Syndicated column, May 1997
• Barton D. Schmitt Your Child's Health.
• Ask the Doctor, Good Housekeeping, July 1997
  Official NSP response to this article, by Jim McClure
• Ann Landers column, August 28, 1998
  • Response to column from Nancy Swiggert, ASHA President.
  • Response to column from Stacy from Mankato, MN
• Ann Landers' column, June 17, 1998

• Dale Williams at Florida Atlantic University has developed an assignment that can be adapted elsewhere to help "spread the word" about stuttering.
• Review of Marty Jezer's book, Stuttering: A Life Bound Up In Words that appeared in the NY Times, and the official NSA response letter to the editor by Jim McClure.
• Letter to the Editor about Stuttering Awareness Week, by Lisa Arras, published in the New Ulm Journal, May 11, 1998

• Dallas Morning News, December 27, 1995
• Efforts to Increase Awareness of Stuttering, personal article first published in a university newspaper
• Dear Abby August 23, 1985
• Dear Abby, May 8, 1997, featuring a letter from Margaret Hansen.
• A new 'tune 'tude featuring Ira Zimmerman, The Orange County Register-June 13, 1997
• A War Of Words Stutterers' Convention Tries To Help Those Who Struggle To Speak by Bob Condor, Chicago Tribune, June 26, 1997
• Fast, Terri, Your Child Stutters, Should You Worry?, Today's Health, Spring 1998, p. 4ff
• 10-year-old educates classmates on battle with speech disorder, an article from the Saint Francis Reminder January 15, 1998.
• D-D-Disability and Responsibility , an article by Paul Engelman, published in the UW-Madison Daily Cardinal.

Not all posters depicting about stuttering have been "positive." There is an interesting example of cooperation between ASHA and the National Council on Stuttering to get a poster pulled from the market.

However, on a more positive note, putting up posters in your office, home, or dorm are good ways to provide information about stuttering. Several examples are provided below.

• Stuttering Foundation of America
  • Examples and ordering information
• Warner Brothers Top of the Tune Squad
  • Everyone's Unique and Th-th-that's Good Folks! downloadable poster.
• Poster from Korea
• FRIENDS has a full color poster (Famous Contemporary People Who Stutter), that features twenty-one well known, people who stutter, most along with a message of hope they have written for young people who stutter. Another poster is also available If You Stutter. . You Have Friends

• Several "slogans" were posted by Steve Hood, on Stutt-l, Oct. 14, 1997, including:
  • Take a Stutterer to Lunch
  • Stutterers do it Repeatedly
  • If you Stutter, you're not alone
  • He who hesitates is not lost
  • Stutterers do it in spurts
  • It's all right to be repetitious
• Amy Johnson recalled a public service announcement by The Stuttering Foundation of America. It went something like: "For the person who stutters, it's not easier said than done."
• Gina Waggott modified that to "Stuttering - Easier done than said"
• Ward Harkavy added - "Stutterers: Best on the Block"
• Anita Blom has a button that says, "I stutter. And what are you good at?"
• Suggested by S.M. on Stutt-L - "Building a stutter-friendly world...one block at a time!!"
• Suggested by Alan R on Stutt-l - I stutter because what I say is worth repeating.
• Suggested by Steve K on NSAchap - "Legalize Stuttering" bumper sticker and "I don't stutter. My mouth is just equipped with instant replay."