migrant communities
Transplanted ethnic enclaves
Migrant communities are groups of people who have relocated from their place of origin and settled together, often sharing language, culture, or national background.
The term emphasizes collective identity and mutual support among those who have moved: The city's migrant communities have established their own markets and cultural centers.
It typically refers to immigrant or refugee populations rather than internal migrants.
- workforce participationRate of employed adults
- acculturationAdopting another group's customs
- culture shockDisorientation from unfamiliar ways
- xenophobiaHatred of outsiders
- kinship tiesBonds linking relatives together
entrepreneurship · ethnic enclaves · asylum policies · heritage festivals · culinary traditions · home cooking · language preservation · social capital · language barriers · mother tongue · storytelling · asylum seeking · safe haven · green card · religious practices · wage disparities · brain drain · multiculturalism
- migrationrefugees, migrants, refugee, asylum seekers, displaced persons
migrant communitiesindigenous populations
Original regional inhabitants
native communities · indigenous peoples · original inhabitants · dominant culture
migrant communitiespermanent residents
People living somewhere long-term
migrant communitiesindigenous communities
Original inhabitants of a region
native populations · indigenous peoples · aboriginal communities · First Nations · original inhabitants
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