Workshops
Information & Education
Webinars, Workshops & Other Learning Opportunities
We offer a wide range of informational and educational events throughout the year. Some are presented as live, online webinars, offering attendees the flexibility to attend virtually. Others are held as in-person workshops, bringing people together to learn from each other. Some are hosted as round-table discussions, and others are presented as all day or mulit-day conferences.

April 2025
The Basics of Supported Decision Making – Tuesday, April 1
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, April 1
Building Independence with the TFIL Team – Thursday, April 3
Wills and Trusts and Powers of Attorney, oh my! – Friday, April 4
Safety Fair with Practice Crisis Scenarios – Saturday, April 5
Quarterly Bus Travel Training – Wednesday, April 9
Transition Lunch & Learn – Thursday, April 10
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, April 15
April Chat with an Attorney about Special Education – Wednesday, April 23
Fairfax County Unified Response Day – Saturday, April 26
May 2025
Building Independence with the TFIL Team – Thursday, May 1
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, May 6
New Rules and Updates for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Recipients – Wednesday, May 7
Ensuring Strength Based IEPs – Thursday, May 8
Transition Lunch & Learn – Thursday, May 8
Affordable, Inclusive Housing in Fairfax – Tour and Q & A – Saturday, May 10
Transition Parents Support Group – Saturday, May 17
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, May 20
May Chat with an Attorney about Special Education – Wednesday, May 28
June 2025
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, June 3
Building Independence with the TFIL Team – Thursday, June 5
Quarterly Bus Travel Training – Wednesday, June 11
Transition Lunch & Learn – Thursday, June 12
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, June 17
June Chat with an Attorney about Special Education – Wednesday, June 18
Helping to Secure the Financial Future of Individuals (of all ages) with Disabilities – Friday, June 20
Videos
Recordings of our most recent educational offerings

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