Creating a World Where Everyone Feels at Home
Who we are
Welcoming International is a coalition of initiatives advancing inclusion and belonging in localities worldwide.
What we do
Welcoming International supports and connects civil society and government institutions that are advancing inclusion at the local level, around the world. We support members with technical assistance, tools, and connections to a global network of practitioners.
Our founding members
Welcoming International’s Founding Members are those who have played an important role in the establishment and early development of the initiative.
Welcoming International’s Founding Members are those who have played an important role in the establishment and early development of the initiative.
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Get more information about our vision, approach, and our global reach.
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Learn how your organization can advance welcoming at the local or national level.
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As a representative of government, learn how you can advance welcoming at the local or national level.
Get involved as an individual?
Discover how you can play a role in promoting community-level welcoming wherever you live.
Recent blog posts
Here are some highlights from the welcoming movement that will inspire and inform your own community’s welcoming movement.
Was Deutschland von den Willkommenspraktiken in den USA lernen kann
Ich arbeite in einer kleinen Stadt in Deutschland im Bereich der Integration von Zugewanderten. Um zu sehen, wie Willkommensarbeit in kleineren Kommunen anderswo funktioniert, bin ich letzten Herbst in die USA gereist.
What Germany Can Learn from Welcoming Practices in the U.S.
As a practitioner working on immigrant inclusion in a small city in Germany, I visited the U.S. to learn about welcoming in small communities.
Collaborating with Indigenous communities: Lessons from New Zealand
Communities in New Zealand offer a lesson in what it means to truly welcome newcomers. At the center of that work: partnerships with Māori tribes.








