All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Intergenerational Inquiry
The APPG bridges the generational divide by creating pathways into Westminster for young people, many of whom are currently disaffected, and guide them to contribute positively to policy and practice. Our parliamentary panels include lawyers, citizens, the medical profession. In this way young people, including students, experience participatory democracy.
Subject Group; Governance, Democracy & Political Reform|Education, Skills & Youth.
Secretariat: The Influencing the Corridors of Power Project (ICOP) at SOAS University of London acts as the group's secretariat. https://blogs.soas.ac.uk/cop
Members
- John McDonnell (Co-Chair)
- Lord Balfe (Officer)
- Mr Paul Kohler (Chair & Registered Contact)
- Neil Duncan-Jordan (Officer)
Funding and benefits registered
- The Influencing the Corridors of Power Project (ICOP) at SOAS University of London: Benefits In Kind, £28,501-30,000 (received 4 June 2025)