The Partners of International Community Day 2026

Ausbildungsring Ausländischer Unternehmer e. V. (AAU) is committed to promoting professional integration and equal opportunities for people with an international background. Through a wide range of projects, advisory services, and networking activities, AAU supports companies, apprentices, and skilled professionals in developing their potential and creating prospects for a successful future.

AG-Career Hub supports international skilled professionals, students, and companies in building successful connections and achieving professional integration. Through advisory, information, and networking services, the initiative facilitates access to the regional labour market.

AOK is one of Germany’s largest statutory health insurance providers and supports people with all matters related to health, prevention, and health insurance. It offers comprehensive advisory and support services for employees, families, and international professionals.

The goal of AWO Nuremberg’s parent education programmes is to support children’s development in an age-appropriate way and prepare them successfully for the transition to school. A special focus is placed on language support for both parents and children. Families can receive guidance and support in their native language in English, Turkish, Arabic, Russian, Kurdish, Farsi, French, Urdu, and Romanian.

The Education Center (BZ) at Bildungscampus Nürnberg presents itself and provides information about its educational, continuing education and leisure activities. Its programs are aimed at adults from all cultural backgrounds and age groups who speak a variety of native languages.

The international courses, events and activities offered by BZ Nürnberg provide opportunities to come together and share experiences in different languages, whether by learning languages, cooking, practicing yoga or engaging in creative activities. Discover our inspiring range of programs and receive individual advice on our language courses.

Agentur für Arbeit Nürnberg supports people with career orientation, vocational training, job searches, and professional development. At the same time, it advises companies on attracting and retaining skilled workers.

Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge (BAMF) is responsible for key areas of integration and migration work in Germany. It provides information and support on topics such as integration courses, language programmes, and settling into life in Germany.

bayern design is Bavaria’s international competence center for design. The organization shares knowledge, fosters networks, and demonstrates how design drives economic, social, and sustainable transformation. Together with its partners, it creates a strong platform for design in Bavaria. bayern design is supported by the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and the bayern design forum e.V.

CURT is a magazine for culture, creativity, and urban life in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region. For many years, CURT has been covering music, art, film, food, society, and the people who shape the region. Through its print magazine, online platform, and event calendar, CURT showcases cultural diversity and connects the local creative community.

Radio ENERGY Nürnberg is one of the region’s best-known radio stations, providing daily coverage of current topics, music, and events. As a media partner, the station helps connect and engage people from diverse communities.

Franconian International School (FIS) provides international education for children and young people from around the world. Through its diverse and intercultural environment, it promotes global perspectives and mutual understanding.

Frizu e.V. promotes healthy, peaceful, and culturally sensitive coexistence. The association creates positive change through projects in education, culture, and humanitarian work. Its core activities include awareness-raising, integration, and health prevention. People with their own migration experience provide newcomers with information on important everyday topics in their native language.

The project “Hand in Hand for International Talents”, funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, supports IHK member companies in recruiting international skilled professionals in the fields of electrical engineering, metalworking, mechatronics, IT, and hospitality. From talent sourcing abroad to integration in Germany, the project supports the entire immigration process.

Integrationsrat Nürnberg represents the interests of people with an international background in the City of Nuremberg. It is committed to participation, equal opportunities, and intercultural dialogue.

At the stand of Institut für Soziale und Kulturelle Arbeit (ISKA) gGmbH, visitors can receive information about childcare services in Nuremberg and learn how to find a childcare place (Kita spot) in the city. The team provides guidance on using the online Kita-Portal and supports families throughout the search process. For more complex questions, visitors can also arrange a personal consultation appointment.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) works worldwide to promote safe, orderly, and humane migration. Through its programs, IOM supports migrants in their integration process and strengthens international cooperation on migration issues.

Europäische Metropolregion Nürnberg is a network of municipalities, businesses, universities, and institutions working together to strengthen the region. It is committed to innovation, securing skilled talent, and fostering international connectivity.

Stadt Nürnberg promotes an open and diverse society and actively supports integration and social participation. Through a wide range of services, it helps people live, learn, and work successfully in Nuremberg.

Amt für Berufliche Schulen Nürnberg coordinates and supports the city’s vocational schools. It contributes to providing young people and skilled professionals with high-quality education and qualification opportunities.

The “ZAM” is an important first point of contact for immigrants and international professionals. It provides guidance and information on housing, work, education, and life in Nuremberg.

The Central IQ Counselling Centre for the Recognition of Foreign Qualifications (ZAQ+) is a second pillar of the ZAM. It provides recognition and qualification counselling for people with foreign qualifications throughout Franconia and offers free advice for all professions. Learn more about ZAQ+ at bz.nuernberg.de.

Whether you’re just starting out in the tech world or already an experienced professional, the Nürnberg Digital Festival offers workshops, talks, and hackathons covering topics such as AI, robotics, design, new work, and marketing. Learn new skills, gain fresh inspiration, connect with like-minded people, and discover what others in the community are currently working on. Many events are free of charge and take place across the metropolitan region in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

The municipal programme NEST is based at the Institute of Pedagogy and School Psychology Nuremberg and provides Nuremberg families with information about schools and the Bavarian education system. Its qualified parent guides come from 25 different countries and speak around 30 languages. Support is provided free of charge and confidentially.

The Office for Civic Engagement is the central point of contact for promoting volunteering and civic participation in the city of Nuremberg. It provides structures and platforms, connects stakeholders, develops new formats, and strengthens appreciation for volunteer engagement among both long-time and newly arrived residents, as well as associations and companies.

NürnbergMesse is one of Europe’s leading exhibition companies, bringing together people, businesses, and innovations from around the world. Through its international events, it promotes exchange, economic development, and networking.

Jobcenter Nürnberg-Stadt supports people on their path to vocational training, employment, and career opportunities. It offers individual advice as well as information on qualification programmes and labour market integration.

Katholische Kirchenstiftung St. Ludwig is committed to fostering a respectful and supportive community in Nuremberg. Through a range of social and intercultural initiatives, it supports people from diverse backgrounds and life situations.

KuBB – Coordination and Counselling Centre for Professional Recognition is a Bavaria-wide counselling service for the recognition of foreign professional qualifications in the healthcare sector. It offers multilingual support on recognition procedures, required documents, language requirements, and qualification pathways.

ZSEF – Central Office for Skilled Immigration supports companies and international professionals throughout the immigration and employment process in Germany. As a central point of contact, it helps coordinate procedures and facilitates access to the German labour market.

Spilnota Nürnberg is a Ukrainian community organisation that connects people and promotes intercultural exchange. It particularly supports newcomers in settling into their new environment and participating in society.

The Sport Integrativ Nürnberg project uses sport as a bridge between people from diverse backgrounds. Through shared activities, it promotes interaction, social participation, and integration.

Start with a Friend e.V. brings people together. Through one-to-one tandems and structured volunteering opportunities across 26 locations, the organization creates meaningful encounters. People with different biographies, identities, and backgrounds find a space where they can belong. In this way, Start with a Friend strengthens social cohesion in an active immigration society and contributes to a vibrant democracy.

Technische Universität Nürnberg (UTN) is a modern university with an international outlook and an innovative approach to education. It combines research, teaching, and practice to develop solutions for the challenges of the future.

Wirtschaftsjunioren Nürnberg, the voice of the young economy, connects young entrepreneurs and business leaders who want to take responsibility and shape the future together. As part of Germany’s largest network of young business professionals, the organization stands for progress, curiosity, and networking. It promotes exchange and personal development and gives a voice to the next generation of business leaders.

The project “Wohnraum für Alle – Integration braucht ein Zuhause”, run by Evangelische Jugend Nürnberg, supports people with refugee and migration backgrounds in finding suitable housing. Its goal is to promote integration through stable living conditions and personal support.

Zentrum Aktiver Bürger (ZAB) promotes civic engagement and social participation in the Nuremberg region. It connects people, initiatives, and organisations and supports them in taking responsibility for the community together.