Welcome to the website for the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration.
The APPG brings together Parliamentarians from all political parties with an interest in the issue. The group's mission is to drive forward a cross-party conversation on policy solutions to break down barriers to integration and create opportunities for people from all walks of life to build bonds of trust.
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Blog by Professor Eric Kaufmann
The integration debate often focuses on whether some minority groups are living apart from the rest of society. On that score, many academics point to a decline in ethnic segregation in England and Wales. But what if minorities are willing to dance, yet the majority is not? White avoidance helps explain why, even as individual ethnic…
Has the UK has become more or less socially segregated since the Cantle Report
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration held its first pubic evidence session as part of its inquiry into immigration and integratiom. The meeting marked 15 years since the publication of the Cantle Report in 2001 on community cohesion. APPG members discussed whether the UK has become more or less socially segregated since…
New cross-party group launched
The new All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration – which will explore how we can build amore integrated Britain – was launched this morning. The focus of the APPG will be on how we can build and enable the social ties which help people to develop shared identities in modern Britain. Speaking at…
Access the latest reports from the Social Integration APPG, including the Inquiry into the integration of immigrants.
Upcoming events, evidence sessions and other key dates for the APPG.
See which Parliamentarians are members of the APPG