
The first leg of Voice out Loud’s Voice of Tomorrow 2026 was held in Guwahati on 2 August, with children presenting speeches and stage performances after completing a summer public speaking programme.…
The first leg of Voice out Loud’s Voice of Tomorrow 2026 was held in Guwahati on 2 August, with children presenting speeches and stage performances after completing a summer public speaking programme. The event was organised by Voice out Loud in association with Assam Tribune Digital.
The programme included training in stagecraft, voice modulation, structured thinking and audience engagement. Voice out Loud, founded in Bhangagarh, offers year-round communication and leadership classes for children aged 5 to 18. Organisers said further sessions of the August edition are expected. The academy also said more Guwahati families are seeking structured opportunities for children to practise public speaking beyond one-off workshops.
This event should not be treated as proof that public speaking classes automatically build leadership or personality. Such claims are common in promotional accounts of children’s programmes. The useful test is simpler: do students keep receiving regular practice, and can they speak more clearly in unfamiliar settings over time? Voice out Loud’s stated year-round model is more meaningful than a single stage appearance, but its results will need evidence beyond applause and attendance.
Source: assamtribune.com
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