“…The literature on social and community psychology has underlined a link between community participation, psychological sense of community (SOC) and subjective well‐being (Mannarini & Fedi, 2009 ; Musick & Wilson, 2003 ; Soukiazis & Ramos, 2016 ; Talò et al, 2014 ). Research with immigrants has found that participation within associations or organized groups has positive effects on subjective well‐being (Alfieri et al, 2019 ; Marzana, Alfieri, et al, 2020 ; Marzana, Martinez‐Damia et al, 2020 ; Taurini et al, 2017 ) via a psychological SOC (Ramos et al, 2017 , 2020 ). Indeed, immigrant participation fosters belonginess (Guo, 2014 ), social capital (Handy & Greenspan, 2009 ) and feelings of acceptance (Sonn & Fisher, 1996 ), thus enhancing immigrant subjective well‐being.…”