Raiani Sibien is the founder and president of Stuttering Society. Growing up with a speech block, she turned her experience into action by creating a platform that aims to support people who stutter, raise awareness about stuttering, and promote a more inclusive society.
Raiani holds a degree in Journalism (with Honours) from Kingston University, in England, and a master’s degree in Security and Diplomacy. Before dedicating herself full-time to Stuttering Society, she spent nearly a decade working for international organizations, including the United Nations (UN) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Raiani leads all of Stuttering Society’s public engagement, conducting interviews, speaking at events, and representing the organization as its primary spokesperson.
Philippe Eiselein is the co-founder and provides strategic support to Stuttering Society. With a PhD in Social Entrepreneurship and years of hands-on work with NGOs and social-impact initiatives worldwide, brings both expertise and insight to the organization’s mission.
Philippe advises purpose-driven organizations on strategy, opportunity assessment, and informed decision-making to support sustainable growth. His knowledge in research and organizational development enables Stuttering Society to expand its reach and strengthen its impact, ensuring that more people who stutter can access the support they need.
If you stutter, or if you simply want to find out more about speech disfluency, you’ve come to the right place. Take a look around, join in and become a part of our online Stuttering Society community.
