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Elizabeth Stone
Senior Program Associate
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Elizabeth “Liz” Stone joined ASI in March 2008 as a Senior Program Associate, where she will be providing technical assistance to grantees. Liz has had a long standing interest in social justice for Deaf and hard of hearing people. After receiving her Bachelors in Social Work from Rochester Institute of Technology, she spent half a year in Israel advocating for Deaf Israelis to gain employment opportunities. She then worked as an Education Coordinator at Abused Deaf Women's Advocacy Services (ADWAS), a pioneering agency in ending violence against deaf and deaf-blind victims and children. There, she was part of the National Justice for Deaf Victims Training, a grant that was funded through Department of Justice, to train other cities to replicate the ADWAS model. She also developed and published training materials for the Deaf community and for transitional shelters serving Deaf clients. After receiving a Masters in Public Administration from American University in Washington, D.C., she became an Assistant Director for Corporate and Individual Giving at Gallaudet University for three years before arriving at ASI.
