Bothell Celebrates Welcoming Week from September 13-22, 2024

Bothell, WALocal News

Bothell is thrilled to announce its celebration of Welcoming Week from September 13th to 22nd, 2024, as part of a global initiative focused on fostering community inclusivity. This year's events will emphasize the importance of creating welcoming spaces for immigrants and diverse communities. Residents are encouraged to attend the Bothell City Council meeting on September 10th for the reading of the Welcoming Week Proclamation, which will set the tone for the festivities. The launch day on September 13th will feature City staff discussing what makes Bothell an inclusive community. On September 14th, a civic gathering titled 'Civic Saturday: We’re All In' will include live music, refreshments, and discussions on enhancing democratic engagement.

Local businesses can proudly display their commitment to inclusivity using a promotional poster provided by the city. Community members are invited to share their experiences using the hashtags #WelcomingWeek2024 and #WelcomingBothell. For the latest updates and event details, residents should follow Bothell’s social media channels.

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