Community Events


See below what we have coming up! Most events are offered free of charge, but we gladly accept donations to Marin CIL to help us expand our ability to meet the needs in the community.

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1 Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support 2 3 Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support 4 5
6 Blind Posse: Aladdin on Broadway [Discounted] 7 Anxiety Support Group Spanish Recovery Group Mental Health in the Black Community 8 Scheduled Board of Supervisors Meeting Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support 9 Marin Mobility Consortium Digital Literacy Program - Bilingual Spanish 10 Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support 11 12 Schurig Center: Caregiver Support Group Family Caregiver Support Group (Peer Led) - Schurig Center Pixar Family Series: Finding Dory
13 14 Anxiety Support Group Mental Health in the Black Community SCDD - Conservatorship Reform Training in SPANISH(Online) Pixar Family Series: Finding Dory 15 Scheduled Board of Supervisors Meeting Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support Learn how to prepare for emergencies and wildfires with Ross Valley Fire. 16 Digital Literacy Program - Bilingual Spanish 17 Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support 18 19 Sidewalk CPR
20 21 Paratransit Coordinating Council Anxiety Support Group NAMI Marin - Storytelling Series Spanish Recovery Group Mental Health in the Black Community 22 Scheduled Board of Supervisors Meeting Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support 23 Fire Safe Marin Board Meeting Digital Literacy Program - Bilingual Spanish 24 Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support Hand in Hand California Monthly Member Meeting SCDD - Monthly Self-Advocate Peer Support Group (Online) Learn how to prepare for emergencies and wildfires with Ross Valley Fire. 25 26 Schurig Center: Caregiver Support Group Family Caregiver Support Group (Professional Led)
27 28 Anxiety Support Group Mental Health in the Black Community 29 Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support 30 Digital Literacy Program - Bilingual Spanish Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Hybrid Information Session 31 Peer Education - Fundamentals of Peer Support International Overdose Awareness Day Ramping Up: A Cross-Union Picket for Disabled Artists

Coming Up Next:


Marin County SELPA SEAC Meeting

September 22, 2026
9:30am - 11:00am

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Why Does SEAC Exist?

The SEAC (Special Education Advisory Committee) serves as a forum to actively participate and learn about the delivery of special education services in Marin County. It is part of the Marin County SELPA (Special Education Local Plan Areas).

Where Does SEAC Meet?

SEAC meets at the Marin County Office of Education
1111 Las Gallinas Ave, San Rafael, CA 04013
or virtually by video conference or by tele-conference.

When Does SEAC Meet? Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 11:00 am

  • 22 of Septembere

The purpose of SEAC is to provide school districts with input on the development and implementation of the Local Plan for special education. The SEAC offers a forum for addressing the needs of all students with disabilities. Through participation on the SEAC, members will become informed regarding special education policies and procedures, learn to advocate for the needs of children with disabilities, and have an opportunity to participate in making decisions that impact the delivery of special education services in Marin County.

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Traducción al español

¿Por qué existe el SEAC?

SEAC (El Comité Asesor de Educación Especial) sirve como foro para participar activamente y aprender sobre la prestación de servicios de educación especial en el Condado de Marin. Es parte del SELPA (Áreas del plan local de educación especial) del condado de Marin.

¿Dónde se reúne el SEAC?

El SEAC se reúne en la Oficina de Educación del Condado de Marin
1111 Las Gallinas Ave, San Rafael, CA 04013
o virtualmente por videoconferencia o teleconferencia

¿Cuándo se reúne el SEAC? 9:30 am – 11:00 am

  • 22 de septiembre

El propósito del SEAC es brindar a los distritos escolares información sobre el desarrollo y la implementación del Plan Local de Educación Especial. El SEAC ofrece un foro para abordar las necesidades de todos los estudiantes con discapacidades. Al participar en el SEAC, los miembros se informarán sobre las políticas y procedimientos de educación especial, aprenderán a defender las necesidades de los niños con discapacidades y tendrán la oportunidad de participar en la toma de decisiones que afectan la prestación de servicios de educación especial en el condado de Marin.

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