Information & Education
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.
Transition Series: Overview of Wilson Workforce and Rehabilitation Center – Monday, November 2
Building Independence with the TFIL Team – Thursday, November 5
Meet The Trustee (Morning) – Thursday, November 5
Transition Series: Basics of Supported Decision Making – Thursday, November 5
Meet The Trustee (Evening) – Thursday, November 5
Independence Belongs to Everyone Gala 2026 – Saturday, November 7
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, November 10
Transition Series: DARS – Tuesday, November 10
Transition Lunch & Learn – Thursday, November 12
Financial Fitness Friday: Military Survivor Benefits and SNTs – Friday, November 13
Transition Series: Post Secondary Options for Neurodivergent Students – Monday, November 16
November Chat with an Attorney about Special Education – Wednesday, November 18
Medicaid y Beneficios – Thursday, November 19
The Family Village: Transition Parents Support Group – Saturday, November 21
Invisible, Not Absent: A Student Guide to Advocating for Yourself in School – Monday, November 23
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, November 24
Building Independence with the TFIL Team – Thursday, December 3
Transition Series 101: From Learning to Launching – Saturday, December 5
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, December 8
TFIL’s Travel Trip – Wednesday, December 9
Transition Lunch & Learn – Thursday, December 10
Fideicomisos Necesidades Especiales – Thursday, December 10
2027 Advocacy: Priorities and Opportunities – Monday, December 14
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, January 5
Building Independence with the TFIL Team – Thursday, January 7
Trust Talk Tuesday – Tuesday, January 19
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, The Arc of Northern Virginia relies on private support from individuals, corporations, organizations, and foundations to fund our efforts. Your generous donations help make it possible for us to provide programs, services, and advocacy so that people with IDD can live “A Life Like Yours.”
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