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Softest VOICES Thanks

 Marsha Pinto, M.S, CCC-SLP


 





The VOICE behind this website.

Marsha, is a speech therapist and activist for quiet leaders. Her writings about life from the time she was in elementary school have been inspiring people world over. In December 2012, she was recognized by the Ellen DeGeneres Show. 

She is known to be soft-spoken and reserved, but is transformed into a very different person when she is speaking on topics she is passionate about.

Her passion for the little things we tend to ignore about life runs deep. She asks, “Everyone can relate to being hurt themselves, but can everyone relate to the fact that they may have hurt others?”

Music is her other passion, but it is playing her favorite pop music on her fiddle rather than making the grades at music exams that she is interested in.

After seeing and experiencing the marginilization of quiet kids, she decided to create the campaign 'Softest Voices'. She hopes to connect with readers through her blog and encourages the shyest and softest of voices to be heard. 

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As for the introverted kid reading this, be the best person you want to be. While you might feel invisible in a world that can't stop talking, know that you're not invisible -- you're infinite.
softest VOICES was inspired by both the socially anxious and introverted youth of our society.
In a noisy, aggressive world that values extroverts, our mission is to dispel the misconception of 'quiet' as a negative personality trait.

Softest VOICES In Action


Help softest VOICES to spread this mission and make it a global movement.

Join our world-wide team of activists.

All you need to do is let us know how you can help.


Write to us at: softestvoices@gmail.com


 

Let   the   s o f t e s t   v o i c e s  be heard !