Convening Location
1325 2nd Street NE
Washington, District of Columbia 60631
United States
Date & Time
About This Event
The 2026 FICPFM Regional Convening in Washington, DC will bring together organizers, directly impacted leaders, advocates, and community partners for a powerful gathering focused on policy, advocacy, and national movement strategy.
This regional convening is designed to strengthen relationships across organizations, deepen collaboration, and support the shared work of building power in directly impacted communities. In Washington, DC, our focus will be on policy, advocacy, and directly impacted leadership, creating space for leaders and organizations to connect regional priorities to national change.
Who should attend
- Organizers working in directly impacted communities
- Directly impacted leaders
- Advocates advancing policy and systems change
- Community partners, allies, and movement builders
- Organizations working to connect local and regional priorities to national advocacy
What to expect
- Panels and conversations rooted in lived experience and movement strategy
- Strategy sessions focused on policy, advocacy, and national alignment
- Opportunities to connect with leaders, organizations, and partners advancing change
- Shared learning, relationship building, and space to identify collective priorities
- Movement alignment around directly impacted leadership and long-term policy change
Onsite Lodging
Attendees are invited to book within FICPFM’s reserved hotel room block at a discounted rate. Rooms are limited and expected to fill quickly, so we encourage attendees to book as early as possible.
Scholarship Applications Now Open
FICPFM is proud to offer a limited number of need-based scholarships for the 2026 Regional Convenings. Scholarships are intended to help reduce financial barriers for directly impacted leaders, organizers, advocates, and community members who would not otherwise be able to attend.
Scholarship applications close on June 8.
Awards may cover registration and hotel accommodations for the convening. Please note that travel is not included.
Because space and resources are limited, priority will be given to directly impacted individuals who have not previously attended an FICPFM convening and who do not have access to organizational funding.
Scholarship recipients are expected to participate fully in the convening experience and contribute meaningfully to the shared work of building power, strengthening relationships, and advancing directly impacted leadership.
Complete the scholarship application form here.
Application decisions will be shared by email. If selected, FICPFM will follow up with next steps regarding registration and hotel accommodations.
Important Registration Note
This registration page is for the Washington, DC Regional Convening only. Please make sure you are registering for the city you plan to attend. Registration is now available for all 2026 FICPFM Regional Convenings.
About This Event
The 2026 FICPFM Regional Convening in Washington, DC will bring together organizers, directly impacted leaders, advocates, and community partners for a powerful gathering focused on policy, advocacy, and national movement strategy.
This regional convening is designed to strengthen relationships across organizations, deepen collaboration, and support the shared work of building power in directly impacted communities. In Washington, DC, our focus will be on policy, advocacy, and directly impacted leadership, creating space for leaders and organizations to connect regional priorities to national change.
Who should attend
- Organizers working in directly impacted communities
- Directly impacted leaders
- Advocates advancing policy and systems change
- Community partners, allies, and movement builders
- Organizations working to connect local and regional priorities to national advocacy
What to expect
- Panels and conversations rooted in lived experience and movement strategy
- Strategy sessions focused on policy, advocacy, and national alignment
- Opportunities to connect with leaders, organizations, and partners advancing change
- Shared learning, relationship building, and space to identify collective priorities
- Movement alignment around directly impacted leadership and long-term policy change
Onsite Lodging
Attendees are invited to book within FICPFM’s reserved hotel room block at a discounted rate. Rooms are limited and expected to fill quickly, so we encourage attendees to book as early as possible.
Scholarship Applications Now Open
FICPFM is proud to offer a limited number of need-based scholarships for the 2026 Regional Convenings. Scholarships are intended to help reduce financial barriers for directly impacted leaders, organizers, advocates, and community members who would not otherwise be able to attend.
Scholarship applications close on June 8.
Awards may cover registration and hotel accommodations for the convening. Please note that travel is not included.
Because space and resources are limited, priority will be given to directly impacted individuals who have not previously attended an FICPFM convening and who do not have access to organizational funding.
Scholarship recipients are expected to participate fully in the convening experience and contribute meaningfully to the shared work of building power, strengthening relationships, and advancing directly impacted leadership.
Complete the scholarship application form here.
Application decisions will be shared by email. If selected, FICPFM will follow up with next steps regarding registration and hotel accommodations.
Important Registration Note
This registration page is for the Washington, DC Regional Convening only. Please make sure you are registering for the city you plan to attend. Registration is now available for all 2026 FICPFM Regional Convenings.
Getting There
Courtyard by Marriott Washington, DC/U.S. Capitol
1325 2nd Street NE
Washington, District of Columbia 60631
United States
Convening Location
1325 2nd Street NE
Washington, District of Columbia 60631
United States