Exile Communities

Exile communities are groups of people who live outside their original homeland, often due to political, social, or economic reasons. These communities maintain their cultural, linguistic, and social practices while adapting to their new environment. They may form close-knit neighborhoods, organizations, or networks to preserve their identity and support one another. Exile communities can influence both their new and original countries through cultural exchange, advocacy, and maintaining connections with their homeland. Overall, they represent the resilience and continuity of people's identities despite displacement.