Adam Stone

Adam is a first-grade ASL/English bilingual teacher at P.S. 347 The ASL and English Lower School in Manhattan. Originally from San Diego, he was the former manager of DeafDC.com (the precursor to DeafEcho) and has been blogging on various platforms, about anything under the sun, for more than a decade.

How To Pick A DPHH Location

By Adam Stone on July 20, 2005

So, you want to pick a location for the next DPHH? Excellent. You might be curious how I picked Kelley’s Irish Times for August’s DPHH. No, it wasn’t done by lot, darts, or the Electoral College. When the time comes to pick the next DPHH location, I must consider a few important factors. The first, [...]

Posted in Art & Entertainment, DC Metro | Tagged D.C., Deaf Professional Happy Hour, DPHH, Washington

RID Isn’t Just A Cure For Lice

By Adam Stone on July 14, 2005

Right now, the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) is wrapping up their 19th biennial conference in San Antonio, TX with a posh banquet in the hotel’s ballroom. I was lucky enough to be sent there to represent BayFirst Solutions (DeafDC.com’s parent corporation). When I was first told I’d be going to San Antonio, [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged American Sign Language, ASL, Conference, Interpreter, Interpreting, Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, RID, San Antonio, Sign Language, Texas

The DC Maze

By Adam Stone on July 7, 2005

I’ve been lucky to borrow my friend’s maroon Hyundai for the last several days as I was helping her and her boyfriend move into a nice flat in Capitol Hill. And you know what, I loved it. I don’t own a car (and neither does my sister, whom I live with now). So my transportation [...]

Posted in DC Metro, Transportation | Tagged D.C., Driving, Map, Navigation, Routes, Streets, Washington

Adam Stone

How To Pick A DPHH Location

RID Isn’t Just A Cure For Lice

The DC Maze

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