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Your Turn

In My Skin

Being an author was all I ever wanted. Until I faced the terror of promoting my book.

Alex Kiester

Woman in red dress onstage holding microphone

Your Turn

Reclaiming My Voice

I am a person who stutters. Accepting that led to a career as a comedian and speaker.

Nina G

Four people pose together at annual convention

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Convention Memories

Why the annual event still thrills me after all these years.

Carolyn Kaldy, DTM

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Navigating Obstacles with New Eyes

How my service dog and I became competent communicators.

Maribel Steel

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Social Events Build Bonds

How my club fosters friendships and strengthens support through fun activities.

Fiona Clayton

Senior citizens pose with Toastmasters volunteer

Your Turn

Living History

The stories of seniors are a gift to cherish.

Cara Wasden

Jolene Stockman smiles in red shirt and blue jacket outside

Your Turn

Fitting In As An Autistic Speaker

How my club became my university and happy place.

Jolene Stockman, DTM

Omei Bongos-Ikwue smiling in black jacket and white shirt

Your Turn

Overcoming a Speech Impediment

Nigerian researcher beats odds to compete in 2018 International Speech Contest semifinals.

Omei Bongos-Ikwue

Heidi Swan, Bilquis Ahmed and Ron Maroko pose with Toastmasters ribbons

Your Turn

Eat, Pray, Speak

My time in Saudi Arabia left a lasting impression.

Bilquis Ahmed

Priscilla Dickinson, husband, young daughter, young son posing outside

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A Mother’s Courage to Speak

How I regained a sense of self and became an advocate for voiceless children.

Priscilla Dickinson

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Giving a Speech About Yourself?

Build your story around people who influenced you the most.

Patricia Fripp, CSP, CPAE

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‘Hold My Right Hand’

An unrehearsed speech brings unexpected victory in 2018 Video Speech Contest.

Bethany Boring, ACS, ALB

your turn

In My Skin

Reclaiming My Voice

Convention Memories

Navigating Obstacles with New Eyes

Social Events Build Bonds

Living History

Fitting In As An Autistic Speaker

Overcoming a Speech Impediment

Eat, Pray, Speak

A Mother’s Courage to Speak

Giving a Speech About Yourself?

‘Hold My Right Hand’