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March is National Social Work Month
Join us in recognizing Social Work Month and the vital role social workers play in Arlington. This year’s theme, “Social Work: Uplift. Defend. Transform,” reflects their contributions to a stronger, healthier community. It has been observed nationally by the National Association of Social Workers since 1963 to build awareness for the profession.
Trainings and Workshops
What’s After Retirement? A Panel Discussion
Join a session for retirees interested in new professional experiences at Central Library. Get ideas and inspiration for a meaningful second act for your career from BizLaunch, Flex Professionals, Encore Learning, and the Leadership Center of Arlington.
When: Mon., March 23, 6:30 p.m.
Where: Central Library Auditorium, 1015 N. Quincy St. – Register to attend
Who: Retirees in search of next steps
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Youth Mental Health First Aid: Free Sessions
Build skills to support teens in crisis. Complete a two-hour, self-paced online course, followed by a six-hour, in-person training with an instructor. You’ll learn how to assist adolescents ages 12–18 experiencing a mental health crisis or substance use challenge. Arlington Public Schools is hosting these free training sessions.
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Where: Wakefield High School, 1325 S. Dinwiddie St.
Who: Anyone who works with youth and wants to better support them
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Have Your Say
Regional Transportation Feedback Due April 3
Comment on 14 projects under funding consideration. The projects include bus route and rail station improvements proposed by Arlington, Fairfax, and Loudoun Counties, OmniRide, and WMATA. Learn more on the Commuter Choice page (available in Spanish). Comments will be shared with the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission before approval of the I-66 FY 2027–2028 Program of Projects. The public comment period closes Fri., April 3. Submit feedback three ways:
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Learning How to Age with Ease
Learn about services and resources available through Arlington’s Area Agency on Aging (AAA), Virginia Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program (VICAP), and Arlington’s 55+ programs. Register by Fri., March 20. Call 703‑228‑1725, email MedicareHelp@arlingtonva.us, or complete an online form.
When: Mon., March 23, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
Where: In-person at Walter Reed Community Center, 2909 16th St. S., and Virtual – Registration is required to attend
Who: Older adults and their caregivers
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Spring 2026 E-CARE Event
Safely dispose of household hazardous waste and electronics at E-CARE. Check the list of accepted materials. This event is for Arlington residents only, so bring an ID; business and commercial waste is not accepted. There is a fee for cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions ($20) and CRT computer monitors ($15). All other screens and monitors are free. Learn more.
When: Sat., March 28, 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m.
Where: Wakefield High School, 1325 S. Dinwiddie St.
Who: Arlington Residents disposing of household hazardous materials and electronics
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Two Events THIS SATURDAY!
Summer Youth Work Experience and Job Fair
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Explore job and volunteer opportunities at the Arlington Summer Youth Work Experience and Job Fair. Meet with local organizations and employers offering part-time paid and volunteer positions. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request: call 703-228-1400 in advance.
When: Sat., March 21, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
Where: Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 2nd St. S. – Register to attend
Who: Youth ages 14–18 years old and their caregivers
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Black Family Wellness Expo
Check out a wellness fair hosted by the Arlington Chapter of The Links. Discover health resources, get wellness screenings, and have some fun!
When: Sat., March 21, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Where: Drew Community Center, 2500 23rd St. S –Register to attend
Who: All are welcome
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Moving Toward Acceptance after a Dementia Diagnosis
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with dementia, join a virtual panel presented by the Arlington Adult Day Program (AADP) to teach strategies for understanding and acceptance. Representatives from RAFT Dementia Program, an AADP social worker, and AADP recreation specialists, will provide useful guidance.
When: Tue., March 24, 12–1 p.m.
Where: Virtual – Register to attend
Who: People with dementia and their families
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