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    SAY’s Russell Krumnow Talks with Maureen Umeh at FOX 5

    SAY’s Executive Director, Russell Krumnow, sits down with Maureen Umeh from FOX 5 Washington, DC, to discuss the Annual DC Benefit Gala and SAY’s impact in supporting young people who stutter.

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    Jays’ Springer inspiring youth to have the courage to say what they want to say

    Paul Rudd’s First Take on New ‘Ant-Man’ Trailer at Bowling Benefit for SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young (Exclusive)

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    Inside Paul Rudd’s Annual Benefit for SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young (Exclusive)

    Paul Rudd’s First Take on New ‘Ant-Man’ Trailer at Bowling Benefit for SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young (Exclusive)

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    The SHO Must Go On…line!

    Travis Robertson is SAY’s Vice President of Programming/Camp Director and performed on Broadway in Hairspray and The Book of Mormon. Daniella Sapone is a singer/songwriter and is part of the Confident Voices creative arts program.

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    Roundtable with Robert Bannon

    Robert Brannon interviews celebrity participants of the 10th Annual Paul Rudd All Star Bowling Benefit

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    NBC’s TODAY Show: The Upside – How This Summer Camp is Empowering Kids Who Stutter

    Stuttering is often seen as something to fix, but at Camp SAY, kids who stutter are taught confidence and to unapologetically accept themselves. They tell TODAY’s Al Roker what they’ve learned at the camp and why they enjoy it. Plus a BONUS Premiere of SAY’s NEW PSA!

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    Paul Rudd’s 8th Annual All-Star Bowling Benefit for SAY

    Paul Rudd spared no love for the kids of SAY at Paul Rudd’s 8th Annual All-Star Bowling Benefit.

Print & Online

SAY’s Most Memorable Press Highlights

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    Our Time on NBC-TV’s Weekend Today Show

    NBC-TV’s Weekend Today Show has done a follow-up story on Our Time, revisiting children interviewed by the program five years ago. The segment focuses on NY-area children who stutter – kids who are thriving years after graduating from the Our Time program.

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    CBS Sunday Morning Segment on Stuttering Featuring Our Time

    Our Time was featured in a major national news segment on stuttering, which aired on CBS SUNDAY MORNING on January 30, 2011. CBS News interviewed the children of Our Time, as well as Academy Award nominee and Our Time Honoree David Seidler, and Our Time Founder Taro Alexander.

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    Paul Rudd is interviewed about Our Time for Imprint-TV

    Actor and Our Time Theatre Company Trustee Paul Rudd is interviewed about his involvement with Our Time by Hélène Biandudi from Imprint-TV backstage at the organization’s 2010 Benefit Gala in NYC.

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    Our Time Participants on ABC

    ABC interviews kids and teens from SAY about their experiences as young people who stutter in school and throughout their lives. They speak about moments of bullying and ridicule, and finding the community of Our Time.

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    SAY on NBC’s “Making a Difference”

    NBC News with Brian Williams spotlights stuttering and SAY Founder, Taro Alexander’s story. SAY participants and parents share their stories of life before and after joining SAY programming.

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    NASDAQ Welcomes SAY

    During National Stuttering Awareness Week, SAY staff, participants, supporters, board, and community appeared at the NASDAQ stock exchange to ring the closing bell. They also shared the story and mission of our organization.

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    NY1 ‘On Stage’ at Paul Rudd’s 8th Annual All-Star Bowling Benefit for SAY

    Paul is an endlessly supportive friend, a valued Board Member, and a tireless champion for young people who stutter in so many ways, including hosting an Annual All-Star Bowling Benefit for SAY! In honor of his birthday, we’re throwing it back to this fantastic piece from Frank DiLella for NY1’s ‘On Stage’ filmed at our 8th Annual Rudd Bowling event in 2019.

Press Contact

Russell Krumnow
Executive Director
Email: Russell@SAY.org
Phone: 212.414.9696

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