Welcome to the website for the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration.
The APPG on Social Integration is a cross-party group of parliamentarians that aims to drive forward a cross-party conversation on policy solutions that break down barriers to integration and creates opportunities for people from all walks of life to connect with each other and build bonds of trust.
Our society is stronger when it is more connected. Getting integration right is something that should matter to everyone in Britain, whether you're newly-arrived here or can trace your ancestors back for centuries. People from different backgrounds living well together and having a shared sense of belonging helps make our communities more cohesive and resilient to those who try to foster divisions. The Social Integration APPG can play an important role in developing a consensus for approaches that can make a practical difference.
Holly Lynch MP Chair APPG on Social Integration. (Following her appointment as Shadow Minister of Immigration, Holly Lynch is no longer a member of the APPG. Peter Gibson MP is currently acting chair.)
Latest news
Intergenerational connections interim report
Chuka Umunna MP is to give a keynote speech on the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration’s interim report on intergenerational connection at Inside Government’s prestigious social cohesion…
Blog by Chuka Umunna MP
These days it feels like we’re more connected than ever before. Most of us have smart phones and are glued to our screens sending messages and constantly checking our social…
Visit to South London
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration visited the first intergenerational nursery based at a care home in the UK, Apples and Honey Nightingale, to learn about how…
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