☕️ CAMPAIGN LAUNCH☕️ We've asked, listened, and agree: we NEED to talk about coffee shops, and we need your voices to help us ensure coffee shops have NO more grounds to discount disfluency. First, meet 'Lauren', who tried ordering her usual drink at her usual place [1/5]

'Lauren' is one of the many of you who sent us your experiences, and one of the many reasons we're pushing for coffee shops to be actively inclusive of people who stammer. Part 2 of our #SpaceToStammer campaign tackles just that: [2/5]

Earlier this year, we sent out a survey about people's experience of coffee shops, to those who stammer as well as those who don't. Here's the bigger picture - and this survey had 1500 respondents, so it's not exactly a single digit anomaly. But that's why we're here. [3/5]

We're already in talks with 2 major chains to make ordering accessible and considerate of people who stammer. But to really push this, we need your help - YOUR stories. Tell us about your experiences, how you felt, what you'd want to see instead: [4/5]

Coffee shops — work with us. Take up our training, read our guide. Let's start with you, @Starbucks - 83% of respondents who stammer said they struggle to say their name on demand. Do we really need the name thing? Let's chat training & alternatives. Bean's in your court ☕️😉

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