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E PLURIBUS

Advancing immigrant-inclusive economic development through research, learning, and action.

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E Pluribus is a national initiative of Global Detroit advancing immigrant-inclusive economic development across the United States.

We work with local leaders, economic development practitioners, workforce systems, chambers of commerce, universities, employers, nonprofits, and government partners to strengthen local economies by intentionally including immigrants.

Immigration policy is economic policy 

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WHO WE ARE
WHAT WE DO

We help local leaders learn from one another, adapt proven strategies, and build durable local ecosystems that support immigrant inclusion and regional economic growth.

Cross-sector relationship building between economic development, workforce, business, and immigrant-serving organizations

Communications and narrative support to help local leaders engage new audiences

Practical tools and implementation resources for local initiatives

Peer learning networks connecting practitioners across the country to build relationships, share best practices, and advance policy and systems change

Research and data on immigrant economic contributions and emerging trends

E Pluribus serves as a national hub for:

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Welcoming Economies Partnership

Rising to the Moment Gatherings

Microentrepreneurship Peer Network

Social Cohesion Peer Network

International Student Retention Peer Network

Global Entrepreneurs in Residence Peer Network

HOW WE WORK

We convene peer learning networks and lead initiatives that help communities turn immigrant inclusion into economic growth and opportunity.

Peer Learning Networks: 
CONVENINGS AND PARTNERSHIPS: 

Help fund the research, tools, and peer learning that support communities advancing immigrant-inclusive economic development.

Make a donation

Request tailored support from the E Pluribus team. 

Practical Support
Upcoming Cohorts & Events

Interested in participating? Contact our team for current meeting schedules or to be added to our mailing list.

HELP US BUILD THE LIBRARY

If you have credible research, reports, tools, or data that can support the field, we invite you to suggest a resource for review.

Help us build a movement of inclusive economic development 

GET INVOLVED
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