The Iranian Exodus Post-1979 Revolution

The diaspora communities that formed in cities across the globe became vital hubs for Iranian exiles. These communities provided a sense of belonging, support networks, and a space to preserve their cultural heritage. Restaurants, community centers, and cultural organizations emerged, serving as reminders of a homeland left behind and fostering a collective identity among those who had been uprooted. These communities often played a crucial role in helping new arrivals navigate the complexities of life in a foreign land.