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The Integration Monitoring 2025 provides current data and analyses on the social development of Offenbach. A city in which many people with a migration background live.

The kick-off event for the development of a new concept for diversity and participation took place on November 22, 2025. The city of Offenbach is now publishing the comprehensive documentation.

The digital channel now bundles short, easy-to-understand information on topics relating to integration, migration, diversity and participation.

On November 22, the city of Offenbach kicked off the development of a new, comprehensive "Concept for Diversity and Participation" with a broad-based launch event.

Offenbach is launching a pioneering project that gives young people an active role in shaping the city's integration policy.

How can clubs attract people to become actively involved - and how can this commitment be maintained in the long term?

Diversity Day is a nationwide day of action that highlights diversity in society and the world of work.

As part of the diversity to go series of the Offenbach WIR-Vielfaltszentrum, speakers from the Anne Frank Educational Center provided in-depth information on the conflict.

On Wednesday, March 5, the city of Offenbach hosted the sixth Iftar reception, a highly symbolic event that celebrated diversity and cohesion in the city.

A number of questions had to be answered correctly in the Offenbach quiz for the Bundestag elections in order to get into the lottery pot and secure one of the prizes. 160 people took part.

This year's first network meeting with employees from all 33 diversity centers from the state's district and city administrations took place on February 4 at Offenbach City Hall.

The work of the Diesterweg Scholarship receives the Integration Award of the Year 2025 for its outstanding professional and voluntary commitment over many years.

Under the guidance of Moritz Firmenich and Tabea Jian from the Frankfurt Working Group for Trauma and Asylum, employees of the city administration dealt with the topic of "trauma-sensitive counseling".

Religious communities, associations and initiatives of people with a history of migration regularly come together to exchange ideas with the city. The 31st meeting took place on November 5.

The Hessian state program WIR was launched ten years ago. The city of Offenbach has been involved right from the start, and a WIR coordination office has been part of the Offenbach city administration since 2014.

The Head of Integration regularly visits migrant associations to find out about their activities and concerns. He was recently a guest at the Islamic community Mevlana Mosque.

Once again this year, Martin Wilhelm, Head of Integration, is visiting various associations and initiatives run by citizens with a history of migration.

The musical work at the Eichendorff School was honored with the Integration Award of the Year 2024 at a ceremony.

It wouldn't work without the associations and migrant self-organizations: the Integration Competence Team met for the 30th time at the end of April to exchange experiences.

Making music together outside of lessons strengthens the exchange between parents and teachers and strengthens the school community. The school receives the prize of 1,000 euros for this.