National Immigrants Day
October 28, Tuesday
Historical origin
The holiday was established in 1986 by President Ronald Reagan as a recognition of the achievements of immigrants and their role in the history of the United States. The date of October 28 was chosen deliberately: it coincides with other national events and holidays, emphasizing cultural diversity and social unity.
Significance of the holiday
National Immigrants Day reminds US citizens of the importance of cultural diversity and tolerance. It highlights that immigrants play a key role in the economic, social, and cultural development of the country.
Holiday traditions
On this day, various events are held across the country to recognize and support immigrant communities.
The main traditions include:
* Ceremonial gatherings and awards for representatives of immigrant communities;
* Public speeches and lectures on the contributions of immigrants to culture and the economy;
* Organization of festivals, exhibitions, and concerts dedicated to cultural diversity;
* Educational programs and thematic lessons in schools;
* Publications and information campaigns about immigrants' achievements.
Interesting facts
* The United States has one of the largest immigrant populations in the world.
* National Immigrants Day promotes intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding.
* The holiday helps young people learn about the history and traditions of various peoples who have become part of American society.
National Immigrants Day symbolizes respect for immigrants, their achievements, and contributions to the country's development. The holiday inspires tolerance, understanding, and the strengthening of cultural diversity in society.
National Immigrants Day in other years
- 2021 October 28, Thursday
- 2022 October 28, Friday
- 2023 October 28, Saturday
- 2024 October 28, Monday
- 2026 October 28, Wednesday