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Trainings & Workshops
Resume Basics: Create Your First Draft
Join this interactive webinar to learn about the two types of resumes every job seeker must have and common resume formats, to choose what works best for each situation.
When: Tue., March 3, 10–11 a.m.
Where: Virtual: Sign up to receive the meeting link
Who: Job seekers
Resume and Interview Help for Teen Job Seekers
Arlington County high schoolers: the County Manager's Communication and Public Engagement team, Leadership Arlington's Ignite cohort, and the Teen Network Board VICE group present Arlingteens Resume & Interview Clinic. This workshop will equip teens with the tools and confidence to craft strong resumes and excel in interviews. Register now.
When: Mon., March 9, 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Where: Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 2nd St. S 22204
Who: High school students applying for jobs
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Project PEACE Trainings
Learn how to strengthen community partnerships and improve responses to interpersonal violence through free, trauma‑informed trainings from Project PEACE. Open to community partners and members.
Where: Virtual: Signup to receive the links
When: Multiple dates and times
Who: Community partners and community members interested in trauma-informed approaches and violence prevention.
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Have Your Say
Children & Youth Well-Being Plan Vision Statement
Hurry – time is running out to offer feedback on the Arlington County Children & Youth Well-Being Plan Vision Statement! Arlington County is developing a County-wide plan to support children and youth. County staff, the Children and Youth Well-Being Network, and community members are working together on this effort. Share your feedback on the draft vision statement to help guide the plan.
The feedback form is open through Fri., March 6, in English or Español.
APS Countdown to Kindergarten Webinar
Arlington Public Schools invites families of incoming kindergarten students to a Countdown to Kindergarten webinar. Attendees must register to receive the webinar link, and may submit questions in advance via email engage@apsva.us or phone 703-228-8000, option 1.
This helpful session will share:
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How to register for kindergarten
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What families can expect at the start of school
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Easy tips to help children feel ready and excited
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Becoming a Foster Care Provider
Join the Arlington Foster Care Program for an information session to learn how to become a foster parent, review training requirements and the Family Assessment process, and ask questions. Visit Arlingtonva.us/fostercare to learn more.
When: Tue., March 17, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Where: Virtual, via Zoom (Email: OpenHeartsOpenHomes@arlingtonva.us to register)
Who: People who want to learn about becoming a foster care family
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2026 Community Engagement Forum on Aging
Older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and community members are invited to a Community Engagement Forum on Aging. The theme, Your Journey Matters, focuses on safe, reliable, and accessible transportation. Participants can share thoughts on aging in Arlington, learn about resources, and help inform planning for older adults.
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Primary Location: Lubber Run Community Center, 300 N Park Dr.
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Satellite Location: Macedonia Baptist Church, 3412 22nd St. S
Who: Older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and community members
Get Free Tax Return Preparation Help Until April 15
Bike to Work Day - Winter Edition
Winter Bike to Work Day is Fri., March 13 with a trailside event at Gravelly Point from 4–6 p.m. Enjoy hot chocolate, learn about the Long Bridge Project and Mount Vernon Trail impacts, and enter a raffle for two free round-trip Amtrak tickets. The event is hosted by the Virginia Passenger Rail Authority, BikeArlington, the Washington Area Bicyclist Association, and the National Landing Business Improvement District.
When: Fri., March 13 from 4–6 p.m.
Where: Gravelly Point Park
Who: Bicyclists, commuters, trail users, and anyone interested in biking and transportation projects
Job Fair for Teen Employment
Save the Date: The Arlington Summer Youth Work Experience and Job Fair is just around the corner! This annual event, open to all (including families) is for youth aged 14–18 years old who are looking for summer work. Sign up today! Reasonable accommodations are available; to request, call 703-228-1400.
When: Sat., March 21, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
Where: Thomas Jefferson Community Center,
3501 2nd St. S, 22204
Who: Youth aged 14–18 years old and their caregivers
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