Read more about our current activities and future programme: from the long-term issues that British Future seeks to engage to our forthcoming publications, projects and events
Read more“British Future works to understand public attitudes and inform debates on issues that can often seem noisy and polarised. We listen to people's views, finding common ground and offering constructive solutions - building consensus for reforms to immigration and integration policy that can work for all of us.”
Sunder Katwala, DirectorA special conference hosted by Nottingham Forest and Leicester City explored how football can engage with Windrush Day to help combat racism and promote inclusion.
Voters will be surprised by the halving of net migration, offering PM Keir Starmer an opportunity to take a more pragmatic approach.
This week’s UK-EU summit has seen a flurry of announcements, setting the scene for a gradual warming of ties between […]
New research examining public attitudes to international students, including numbers and net migration, and students’ contribution to the economy and universities.
Bringing people together through community arts projects could help build more cohesive communities, finds new research.
Research from British Future and the Welcoming Committee for Hong Kongers examines the challenges facing BN(O) Hong Kongers in finding work and dealing with the cost of living in the UK.
Understanding public attitudes to immigration. Proposing reforms to restore public confidence that immigration can work fairly for all of us.
We work to raise the profile of integration, with policy recommendations to increase contact between people from different backgrounds.
Our agenda for citizenship reform includes an independent inquiry into citizenship policy, scrutiny of the EU Settlement Scheme and a focus on raising the profile and impact of citizenship ceremonies.
Understand changing identities in modern Britain and celebrating inclusive national identities in which we can all take pride.
Bringing together people from different backgrounds to uncover and commemorate our shared history.
Building broad public support for refugee protection in the UK is key to defending the protection framework and achieving policy change.
British Future’s research helps anti-prejudice advocates to communicate more effectively and our campaigns seek to entrench anti-prejudice norms across society.
Today we are at the @NFFC City Ground for the 'Windrush and Football: Past, Progress and Possibilities' event hosted by @100Windrush @britishfuture @LCFC and @NFFC !
#WindrushDay
“A deeper determination to keep their memory and legacy alive” - @ppvernon for @100Windrush on why marking #WindrushDay this Sunday matters even more with the passing of yet more Windrush pioneers
With #WindrushDay 2025 fast approaching, our Windrush 100 convenor @ppvernon reflects and pays tribute to the pioneers of the Windrush Generation whom we have lost over the past year...
https://www.windrush100.org/news/windrush-generation-pioneers-end-of-an-era
‘Keir Starmer to push for reform of European Convention on Human Rights to help manage migration, reports @politico
‘Lefty lawyer’ Keir Starmer to push for ECHR reform
The U.K. prime minister — a former human rights lawyer — wants to shake up Strasbourg amid pressure over mig...
www.politico.eu
Our @sundersays writes for @EasternEye on Louise Casey's audit recommending a new inquiry + the shying-away from discussing ethnicity of perpetrators and cultural factors in group-based sexual exploitation.
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#RefugeeWeek starts today and this year's theme is 'Community as a superpower'.
#OurSuperpower is strong and inclusive communities where refugees feel welcome and can make a contribution.
https://refugeeweek.org.uk/
Sir Geoff Palmer, Windrush pioneer and Scotland’s first Black professor, dies aged 85. RIP
#WindrushDay 2025 Event
Windrush Celebration Day
📍Bishops Cleeve Library, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52 8NN
📅22nd Jun | 11:00 - 15:00
Soap opera politics among the populists both sides of the Atlantic - our @sundersays for @easterneye [1/2]
Number of people uprooted by war at shocking, decade-high levels, reports @Refugees @UNHCRUK
Number of people uprooted by war at shocking, decade-high levels – UNHCR | UNHCR
According to UNHCR’s annual Global Trends report released today, there were 122.1 million forcibly displaced people by the end of April 2025.
www.unhcr.org
Labour has been dragged towards the Reform Party, mainly because of the debate over immigration. That has to stop. Here’s how
✏️@sundersays