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From Revolution to Rights: A Community Constitution Conversation
What did āfreedomā mean at the founding of Americaāand how has that vision evolved over time?
Join us at **Unity of Fairfax** for an engaging community conversation featuring experts from the **National Constitution Center** as we explore the connection between the American Revolution and the continuing story of civil rights and liberties in the United States.
Together, weāll reflect on the founding ideals of liberty, representation, and individual rightsāand examine how those ideas have been challenged, expanded, and reinterpreted throughout American history.
This discussion offers an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Constitution while engaging thoughtfully with questions that still shape our society today.
Whether you love history, value civic dialogue, or simply want to better understand the principles behind Americaās freedoms, you are warmly welcome.
We'll be in Classroom 1, or you can join us online, via our[ Zoom link](https://constitutioncenter.zoom.us/meeting/register/hc_8FV8yTv6s4DH-i0lMLA).
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### **Who Should Attend**
* Anyone interested in the Constitution or civic education
* People curious about freedom of speech and religion
* Community members who enjoy thoughtful, respectful dialogue
* Students, educators, and lifelong learners
* Individuals seeking connection across perspectives
### **What to Expect**
* An engaging talk led by experts from the National Constitution Center
* Clear, accessible insights into the First Amendment
* Opportunities for reflection and community discussion
* A respectful, inclusive environment for all viewpoints
* A chance to connect with others interested in civic topics
IN-PERSON Happy Hour
Join Dulles Triangles for our Weekly Happy Hour at Breakers Sky Lounge - a casual, welcoming gathering where you can relax, connect, and spend time with community.
This is a great event for longtime members, new members, and anyone who is curious about Dulles Triangles. Come solo or bring a friend. Weāll be happy to welcome you either way.
We usually gather in the spacious open area near the entrance, which makes it easy to find the group, mingle, and meet new people. Look for the people with the rainbow lanyards, they will make sure you are welcomed.
**No RSVP is required**, but RSVPs are always helpful so we have a sense of who may be joining us.
Come unwind after work, share a laugh, make a new connection, and find your tribe with DTs. š
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On occasion, Happy Hour plans may need to change. Weāll share updates as soon as weāre able.
Brilliant Bea: A Story for Kids With Dyslexia: Nokesville
Ages 3ā6
An inclusive and engaging story time designed for all children, with a focus on multi-sensory and interactive storytelling that celebrates neurodiversity and builds a love for stories. Our special guest will be Mrs. Robin Norris, winner of the āMrs.ā title in the Prince William County Fair pageant, who has a passion for spreading neurodiversity awareness in the Prince William County community.
On https://blackecon101.podbean.com/ every Thursday at 6 pm
⢠What we'll do
On https://blackecon101.podbean.com/ Thursdays at 6 pm. discussing the economy....
Sahaja Yoga Meditation - In person workshops
This is introductory meditation for people who wants to learn basics of meditation. It's a free event held every week and everyone is welcome to join.
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Meaningful Conversation and Coffee. At Caffe Amouri in Vienna
Join us for conversations that go beyond small talk, diving into topics like the shifting nature of spirituality, the challenges and joys of midlife transitions, the impact of culture and capitalism, and the search for meaning in art, travel, and daily life. Our gatherings are about genuine, thought-provoking dialogue, with no set leader or strict agendaājust an open space to share ideas, perspectives, and experiences that matter to us. The direction of the discussion is shaped by everyone who shows up, making each event unique and enriching.
Come ready to share, reflect, and connect with others who are also seeking deeper conversations. Let the conversation flow from topic to topic. Optional questions are listed below.āØāØOptional Questions: Life Stages & TransitionsāØā©1. What did you think you'd have figured out by now that you're still completely winging?ā©2. When did you realize your parents' advice was for a world that no longer exists?ā©3. What are you finally old enough to stop pretending to care about?āØāØOptional Questions: Identity After the RolesāØā©4. Who are you when nobody needs anything from you?ā©5. What dream keeps resurfacing even though the "practical" time has passed?ā©6. How do you handle having the freedom you always said you wanted?āØāØOptional Questions: AI & Being HumanāØā©7. What human experiences will AI never truly understand?ā©8. If machines handled all your have-to's, what would you actually do?ā©9. What becomes more precious as everything becomes automated?āØāØOptional Questions: Belief & MeaningāØā©10. What certainties have you given up, and what rushed in to fill that space?ā©11. How has knowing someone who died changed how you live?ā©12. What do you believe now that would shock your younger self?āØāØOptional Questions: The Modern PsycheāØā©13. What anxiety do you carry that previous generations didn't have?ā©14. Which of your survival strategies are you ready to retire?ā©15. What uncomfortable truth about happiness did it take you years to accept?āØāØOptional Questions: Work & PurposeāØā©16. When did you stop believing that your job would complete you?ā©17. What would you do for work if money and status weren't factors?ā©18. How has your definition of "making it" changed over the years?āØāØOptional Questions: Relationships & ConnectionāØā©19. What relationship dynamic do you keep recreating, and why?ā©20. When did you realize your parents were just people trying their best?ā©21. What kind of loneliness doesn't go away even when you're with others?āØāØOptional Questions: Time & MortalityāØā©22. What are you running out of time to say or do?ā©23. How differently do you spend your time knowing it's finite?ā©24. What will you regret not trying, even if you fail?āØāØOptional Questions: Society & CultureāØā©25. What social convention do you follow even though it makes no sense?ā©26. Which generation do you understand least, and what might you be missing?ā©27. What aspect of how we live now will seem insane in 20 years?āØāØOptional Questions: Personal PhilosophyāØā©28. What rule for life did you create after learning something the hard way?ā©29. When did you stop believing that everyone else had it figured outā©30. What paradox about life have you learned to live with?
ASL Sunday Silent Social at Fairfax's Wegmans
Whether you're Deaf, HoH, an interpreter, an ASL student, or just want to learn or practice American Sign Language (ASL), we welcome all levels of signers to come join us for an evening of ASL socializing and practice.
This event occurs on the first and third Sundays of every month, in the heart of Fairfax County at the Fairfax Wegman's (corner of Route 29 and Monument Drive). We can be found on the upper level, typically near the stairs. We generally start around 7 pm.
ASL beginners are welcome, but you should know the ASL alphabet and some basic signs - this is not an ASL class, but the more experienced signers are generally happy to help beginners learn and improve. There is no better way to develop your signing skills than by joining the conversation with other signers. There is a place for everyone to join, learn and practice. Regardless, we are always welcoming so donāt be discouraged to attend; this is very informal and new folks are always welcome.
Note, some attendees arrive early and grab some of Wegmanās food for dinner, so you can combine a shopping trip with the ASL practice.
Bridging Generations, Building the Future
What becomes possible when different generations come togetherānot just to share perspectives, but to truly collaborate?
This meetup invites participants of all ages to explore how intergenerational connection can strengthen communities, spark innovation, and create more sustainable solutions for todayās challenges. Each generation brings unique experiences, insights, and strengthsāand when combined, they can become a powerful force for positive change.
Through guided discussion and reflection, weāll explore:
* How generational perspectives shape the way we see the world
* Where misunderstandings ariseāand how to move beyond them
* Practical ways to collaborate across age groups in our communities and work
Whether youāre early in your journey or bring decades of experience, your voice matters in this conversation.
All thoughtful voices are welcome.
LQBTQ+ Dinner: Kook Dog
**Ready for a night of bold flavors and good company? šš**
Skip the kitchen and join your DTs family and friends for a fun-filled dinner at **[Kook Dogg Cafe!](https://www.kookdoggcafe.com/)** After our Thursday night Happy Hour, letās head over for some delicious **artisan pizzas, mouthwatering sandwiches, and unique eats** at **12100 Sunset Hills Rd R-6, Reston, VA 20190**. Whether you're craving a crispy flatbread, a loaded sandwich, or something totally unexpected, Kook Dogg has something for everyone!
Please **RSVP on our Facebook and Meetup pages** so we can give the restaurant a heads-up on how many hungry DTs to expect! We usually have a group of **12-20**, but the more, the merrier! Walk-ins are welcome, but reserving your spot helps us plan better.
Weāre always switching up the dinner spots for variety, so keep an eye out for **next weekās location**ābecause every **Thursday brings something new to the table! š½ļø**
LGBTQ+ Dinner at Nunu's Thai Dishes in Herndon!
**⨠Join Us at Nunu's Thai Dishes!**
Join your DTs family and friends for delicious food and great conversation following our **Thursday night Happy Hour** at **Nunu's Thai Dishes**, 1100 Elden St, Herndon, VA 20170.
š¶ļø **Authentic Thai flavors**, a cozy atmosphere, and a menu full of exciting dishes await!
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If possible, please RSVP on our **Facebook** or **Meetup** pages so we can let the restaurant know how many people to expect. We will have a few extra seats available for last-minute joiners, but we get a big crowd, so please let us know! We don't want to leave you sitting at the bar!
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Resilient Functioning 5/21/2026
Schedule:
* Introductions and Disclaimers
* Topic for the week
* Sharing circle(s)
* Wrap up
Code of Conduct:
1. No bigotry of any kind (racism, sexism, ableism, etc.)
2. Treat others how you want to be treated
3. Prioritize listening, ask for permission before providing solutions to problems
4. Stressful topic may be convered, strive to maintain a positive mental attitude
BreadBreakers Community Dinner: Dialogue Over Divisions
**In a time of division and isolation, come be part of the community that's rebuilding the town square, one table at a time.**
In BreadBreakers, we use the common space of the dining table to have conversations where neighbors can **hear, be heard, and know one another.** If you're hungry for good conversation and deeper community, join us for a Community Dinner in Reston and help blaze the trail to a healthier, more connected society and democracy.
Hereās how it works: For just two hours, multiple tables of people set aside the need to "win" and instead focus on sharing, listening, and connecting. Guided by experienced table hosts, we'll tell our stories, try to understand each other, and practice being in community with those with different views or backgrounds.
**At this dinner, participants will get to choose between three different topics, including some current events.** Topics range from the political, to the "slice of life", to the spiritual, to the philosophical, to the off-the-wall - but no matter which table you choose to sit at, you can be sure it'll be like no dinner conversation you've had before! You can also **suggest a topic** by emailing us at BreadBreakersInfo@gmail.com.
Food will be provided for free. For those who wish to provide a donation to help fund BreadBreakers, you can [give here](https://pushpay.com/g/restorationrestonumc?fnd=pO6G-N7oO7FH7Mp1u-x6mA&fndv=Lock&r=No&lang=en&src=pcgl) or at the event.
We'll have vegetarian and gluten-free options available. If you have any additional dietary restrictions (Celiac Disease, vegan, etc.) please let us know at BreadBreakersInfo@gmail.com so that we can implement the appropriate food handling procedures.
**Join us, invite a friend, and be a part of the movement to mend our fractured society and normalize a better way of talking with one another.**
BreadBreakers, an initiative by [Restoration United Methodist Church](https://restorationreston.org/breadbreakers) in Reston, VA, is a religiously inclusive community. We are a collaboration between people of all faiths and stripes. Our leadership, volunteer team, and community include people who attend Restoration and people who don't.
ASL Hang Out
ASL HangOut is a safe fun social
All levels D/deaf, Hard of Hearing, Hearing signers, ASL students, ASL interpreter.
Hosted by Daniel Berke and his friends
Jeremy, Andrew, Nathaniel. and Josh
There's always a great mix of people and good conversations
We will be meeting at the Tysons Corner Food Court (3rd Floor), Thursday at 7pm! Hope to see you all there! š
Look for a table of ASL signers...don't be shy.
1961 Chain Bridge Rd
Tysons Corner, VA 22102
join our Facebook group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/468631322134694
Self-Care is the Way with Guest Speaker Psychiatrist Dr. Sara Eagger
**Self-Care Is the Way with Guest Speaker Psychiatrist Dr. Sara Eagger**
Join us for a nurturing evening dedicated to emotional wellness, inner balance, and the power of caring for the self from the inside out.
In a world that asks so much of us, self-care is not selfish, it is sacred. Dr. Sara Eager will share practical wisdom and gentle insight to help us restore calm, strengthen the mind, and reconnect with our inner peace.
Come as you are. Leave feeling lighter, clearer, and more cared for.
***Dr. Sara Eagger (MB, BS, FRCPsych)*** *is a retired consultant psychiatrist from Imperial College London and Chair of the Janki Foudation, a UK-based charity which promotes spirituality in healthcare. With over 45 years of Raja Yoga meditation practice, she teaches Mindful Self-Compassion and co-authored "Stillness in the Storm: 7 Tools for Coping with Fear and Uncertainty."*
Tue., May 19th, 6:30 pm ā 8:00 pm. Held at Brahma Kumaris, 14020 Thunderbolt Pl, Suite 200, 2nd Floor, Chantilly, VA. Free Event ā Register at: [https://shorturl.at/coWuE](https://shorturl.at/coWuE)






















