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 create opportunities for people from all walks of life to connect with each other and build bonds of trust.
During and beyond the Covid pandemic, the work of the APPG for social integration will be more important than ever. Our focus will be on practical ideas for what can be done, not just by national and local government, but also by civic society, business and citizens to bring people closer together. I am looking forward to leading the group as we embark on our next inquiry and grow its membership.
Peter Gibson MP, Chair of the APPG on Social Integration.
Latest news
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…
Response to call for evidence for inquiry into intergenerational connection
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration has received an excellent selection of submissions from a diverse range of individuals and organisations to its call for evidence on…
Visit to the West Midlands
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Integration visited two intergenerational projects in the West Midlands as part of its inquiry into intergenerational connection. The first visit took place…
Watch our Online Evidence Sessions
The APPG on Social Integration has been holding informal online oral evidence sessions to examine the legacy and lessons of the Covid-19 crisis in relation to social connection and integration. Watch the first four sessions below.
Chaired by Peter Gibson MP
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