“We’re All In!” City of Dallas Kicks Off Welcoming Week 2024

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The City of Dallas is excited to announce Welcoming Week 2024, scheduled from September 13 to 22, organized by the Office of Equity and Inclusion. This annual event is a celebration aimed at fostering inclusivity and building connections within the community, focusing particularly on the integration of immigrants. It encourages individuals and organizations to participate in showcasing their values through various events and initiatives that promote belonging. Assistant City Manager Liz Cedillo Pereira highlighted that unity is a source of strength, asserting that Dallas serves as a model for inclusivity in Texas as the first Certified Welcoming City. The week serves as a platform for communities to come together, affirming the significance of inclusive spaces for collective prosperity.

The 2024 theme, "We’re All In," calls on residents to celebrate both strengths and differences, emphasizing that Dallas thrives through collaboration. This initiative not only recognizes the contributions of diverse cultures but also aims to create environments where everyone can flourish. By fostering these connections, Dallas aims to enhance its reputation as a welcoming city for all.

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