International Migrants Day in 2021

Quick Facts - US 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:10	#InternationalMigrantsDay, #MigrantsDay
Related Hashtags	#Migrants
2021 Date	December 18, 2021
2022 Date	December 18, 2022

2021 Holidays & Dates

Get Holiday reminders on X (Formerly Twitter):

International Migrants Day in

Saturday, Dec 18

Days to go:

International Migrants Day in 2021

International Migrants Day serves to celebrate the movement of migrants and their contribution to world development.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Migrants Day - in 2021

Updated 03:09

Today is International #MigrantsDay – a chance to celebrate the millions of migrants in the world and their contributions to both their home & host countries. https://t.co/bCU77kavBb https://t.co/r8UTstWl3t
— GOALS Post (@goals_post) December 18, 2021

Today is International Migrants' Day! The theme this year is "Harnessing the Potential of Human Mobility." Migrants contribute with their knowledge, networks, and skills to build stronger, more resilient communities. https://t.co/EPvFMDj2NF https://t.co/4SEfFGoCfR
— SPK Black Student Association (@SpkBsa) December 18, 2021

Celebrating International Migrants Day and the millions of people who bring their knowledge, networks, and skills to build stronger, more resilient communities. #IMD2021 #celebrateMigration https://t.co/7ctsQhXZfE
— Amy Pope (@AmyEPope) December 18, 2021

Today we celebrate UN International Migrants Day. As Palestinians and Irish communities we both know what an immense privilege it is to be able to find safety, security and opportunity elsewhere. It’s a shared history of ours ❤️ https://t.co/Qnz5CPfcvK
— Izz Cafe (@IzzCafe) December 18, 2021

Happy International Migrants Day! Please share this with any Singapore work permit holders you know. Let’s show our appreciation for our foreign worker friends! @KFC_SG https://t.co/074weqwBAs
— Prisoner Human Being (@zecchilovek) December 18, 2021

On International Migrants Day, WACC reiterates its commitment to promote migrants’ communication rights, such as freedom of expression and access to information, to ensure that they can exercise their broader human rights and access the public services they need. #MigrantsDay2021 https://t.co/W0M6P56zH3
— waccglobal (@waccglobal) December 18, 2021

International Migrants Day 2021 Observed in Tokyo #BDMOFA https://t.co/6PKc4MxQuq
— Embassy of Bangladesh, Tokyo (@bdemb_tokyo1972) December 18, 2021

1 out of every 30 people in the world is a migrant, and many have been at the forefront of the fight against #COVID19. On Saturday's International Migrants Day, join us in thanking migrants for their contributions and our call for a more inclusive world. @UN https://t.co/Z0owo7IMZC
— UNICEF Office for Relations with EU Institutions (@UNICEF_EU) December 18, 2021

Today is international migrants day, all around the world 🌎, but here in green Limbo indonesia, we refugee exhausted with the long process of resettlement,by UNHCR, anyone around the world 🌎,if you can hear poor voice,stand up,and do something for us! #EndTo10Yearslnlimbo https://t.co/VHRMe9XbpL
— Farhan Akhlaqi (@____akhlaqi____) December 18, 2021

Today is International Migrants Day. We want to highlight the @UN theme of Harnessing the Power of Human Mobility to recognize how much migrants contribute the world and that their stories should be uplifted and celebrated. #InternationalMigrantsDay https://t.co/hSjcF09keh https://t.co/IvKh83V63L
— VISIONS Inc. (@VISIONSincorg) December 18, 2021