Welcoming Week 2025 is here! Celebrate Portlands immigrant and refugee communities from Sept. 12 to 21.

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Welcoming Week 2025 in Portland celebrates immigrant and refugee communities from September 12 to 21, starting with an opening ceremony on September 11 at 5:15 PM. Local officials underscore the significance of fostering community connections during this event. Activities throughout the week aim to promote inclusivity and cultural exchange among residents. Portland's diverse population is highlighted, showcasing the contributions of newcomers to the city's fabric. The event not only supports cultural understanding but also reinforces the city’s commitment to welcoming all residents.

Portland has a long history of embracing immigrants, making this celebration particularly poignant. The initiative serves as a reminder of the positive impact of diversity on local communities. It aims to enhance social cohesion and strengthen community ties in the face of societal challenges.

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