We tend to think of welcome as something that happens at the door — a smile, a sign, a land acknowledgement at the top of a meeting. And those things matter. But welcome is sustained or broken in the small, accumulated moments that follow. The way a room is arranged. Whether someone makes eye contact when you walk in. Whether your dietary needs were considered when the food was ordered.

For anyone who has ever walked into a space and immediately felt like they didn't quite belong, you know: the details are everything.