find your place
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faɪnd jər pleɪsListen
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to discover the social role, community, or location where one truly belongs and where one's contributions are recognised and valued; for new arrivals in a host country, finding your place encompasses both the practical task of establishing a home, employment, and social networks and the deeper psychological and cultural work of constructing a sense of belonging in a new context; the phrase acknowledges that belonging is not automatically conferred but must be actively sought and constructed through the accumulation of relationships, achievements, and experiences that connect one to a new place; finding your place is the hopeful aspiration of the migration journey, the outcome that justifies the risk and sacrifice of departure
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