At RCM, we promote opportunities for helping people with Intellectual Disabilities build relationships, and integrate into the community
Thomas leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire and uplift for generations to come. The impact of his work will ripple far beyond his time with us, and we are forever grateful for the light he brought into our lives and communities. He truly left the world better than he found it.
Rest in peace our dear friend 💖
• Free admission
• Resource and networking fair
• Interactive learning sessions
• Opportunities to build connections and create change
• Refreshments provided
Accessibility:
Interpretation will be available in ASL, Spanish, and Amharic. Captions will be provided in English, with AI real-time translation into Spanish and Amharic. To request accommodations, contact Carla McCaskill at carla.mccaskill@dc.gov
or call/text 202-710-3049.
Who should attend?
People with disabilities, family members, advocates, educators, service providers, policymakers, employers, DC government staff, and community leaders are all welcome.
The Summit is hosted by the Employment First Planning Committee, convened by the DC Developmental Disabilities Council (DD Council), with support from community and government partners.
We look forward to celebrating Innovation, Value, and Talent with you.
When: Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, 901 G Street NW, Washington, DC
Click HERE to register:
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You’re invited to “Understanding Serious Incident Investigations”, an informative session hosted by RCM’s sister organization, LRA Consultants.
WHEN:
Date: Monday, September 22, 2025
Time: 4:30 PM
Platform: Zoom
This workshop is designed for people receiving supports, their families, and other key decision-makers in their lives.
Serious Incident Investigations can be confusing and, at times, disruptive—leading to unexpected staff changes, service interruptions, and difficult conversations with unfamiliar people. This workshop will help demystify the process and empower attendees with knowledge and confidence.
We’ll explore key questions, including:
• What qualifies as an incident?
• What does the investigation process involve?
• How can I identify an incident when it happens?
• What are my rights and responsibilities during an investigation?
Whether you’re directly impacted or supporting someone who is, this session will offer valuable insights and practical information.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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