Celebrating the stories and resilience of immigrant communities.
June is Immigrant Heritage Month! This national celebration uses storytelling to highlight the diversity of immigrant communities and to explore how personal experiences intersect. Throughout the month, the Office of Immigrant Affairs is promoting many community events, including:
In the last year, we’ve seen how our local immigrant leaders and organizations have stood up and shown up—not just for their own communities, but also for the greater Philadelphia region. This June, we celebrate community, family, food, and love, and lift up the stories of how our residents and leaders have demonstrated resilience in the midst of great grief and loss.
The opening ceremony and press conference will be held in partnership with the Office of Immigrant Affairs, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, and WXPN.
This event will feature cultural performances by Palante, a Latino dance company, and URIOL(우리얼), a traditional Korean percussion ensemble.
In this three-part series, you can learn how to use free library resources to research your business plan.
Secure your COVID-19 vaccine at this walk-up clinic, which will be open to all without an appointment. You can also learn about the City’s Municipal ID and 311 programs. Multilingual interpreters, volunteers, and staff will be on site.
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