The Solidarity Prize, created by The Immigrant Times, celebrates communities where people of all backgrounds live, work, and simply enjoy one another’s company, together and in harmony.

 

The Prize will be awarded to a town or city, large or small, where residents have shown that, regardless of whether their neighbours are newly arrived immigrants, families with roots in other parts of the world, or locals whose ties span generations, they stand by one another.

 

The winner of the Immigrant Times Solidarity Prize will NOT be decided by a panel of experts or jury but by members of the public. With the Solidarity Prize Project, we wish to show the human generosity of ordinary people. We hope you will take part.

 

We would therefore like to invite you to nominate a town or city that you feel is a good place for people of all backgrounds. Share stories of local policies that foster inclusion, moments of kindness between neighbours, and the ways your community stands up for one another. Whether it’s a local government programme, a charitable initiative, a grassroots effort, or a simple act of everyday care, we want to spotlight what solidarity looks like in practice.

 

In short, we want to feature places that everybody can be proud of. Places that can be role models to others.

 

The Solidarity Prize will be awarded in 2026.

 

Please nominate a place where people of all backgrounds stand by one another

 

Please email us with the following information

• Your name or how you would like to be known. (We only publish your first name and the initial of your last name.)

• Your place of residence (city and country)

• Name of the town or city, including country, you wish to nominate for the Solidarity Prize.

• Please add the name of your nominated city to your email’s subject line.

• Please describe the reasons why you feel your nominated city should be shortlisted and considered for the Solidarity Prize. (Please provide specific examples rather than generalisations.)

 

Thank you for taking part in the Solidarity Prize Project.

Please email us if you require further informtion.

 

On other pages: Introduction to the Solidarity Prize || North American towns and cities already suggested for the Prize. || European towns and cities already suggested for the Prize ||

 

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