What is Welcoming Week?
During this annual series of events, communities bring together immigrants, refugees, and native-born residents to raise awareness of the benefits of welcoming everyone. In 2017, there were more than 700 events around the country.
Show the World You Welcome
Now more than ever, we need to stand up for immigrants and refugees. Show the world that you welcome by joining the Welcomer campaign.
Welcomer Signs & Postcards
Our multilingual Welcomer signs and Welcoming Week Postcards are a fun and easy way to show community support for everyone, including immigrants and refugees, and lift up our shared values.
Click the links below to download a Welcomer sign in one of 9 languages or a postcard in one of 8 languages.
Download Welcoming Week Postcards
Resources
Welcoming Week Toolkit
Kick off your event planning with sample activities, check lists, a sample press release, and more. Read More
Visit the Welcoming Week Store!
The Welcoming Week store is where you can buy branded merchandise, including shirts, hats, banners, and pins. Read More
Webinar: What You Need to Host a Successful Event
Watch the recording to explore new ideas for events, new tools, and best practices for hosting. Read More
Host an Event
Host a festival, volunteer project, shared dinner, or any event that encourages connectivity and dialogue. Welcoming America will give you the tools you need to make it a success.
What You'll Get After Signing Up
- National, searchable event listing
- Planning webinars and toolkits
- Discounted merchandise
- Promotional support
- Branded marketing materials
Welcoming Week Map
For a more detailed list of events in your area, use the list and filter options below the map.
Find an Event
Filter Options
Use the optional filters below to refine your search for events.
Underserved Audiences and Engagement— Strategies for institutions to be more welcoming
ENGAGEMENT CORNER PARTNERS
Welcome to the celebration of 69th National Day of People Republic of China!
New international students at the University of Hawaii at Hilo will meet their host families. Host families are families in the community who volunteer to host international students while they are studying in the United States.
The Northeast Philadelphia Chinese Association (NEPCA) is founded to address the needs of Chinese residents. Our mission is to support them for achieving cultural, education, and economic advancements, building strong families, fostering community engagement, and contributing to the region.
This event will be a student-led panel discussion consisting of USFSP students from various cultural backgrounds speaking on their personal experiences in USFSP community. This is meant for all students/staff to come and respectfully engage and learn from the discussion by asking questions.
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Our Partners
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