Mind the Gap: Why Intergenerational Connection Matters Now More Than Ever

As part of Global Intergenerational Week, Sunday Assembly welcomes Judith Ish-Horowicz from Apples and Honey Nightingale.

Judith is the founder of the UK’s first intergenerational nursery, based within the grounds of Nightingale House care home, where young children and older residents share daily life together. What began as a bold idea has grown into a wider movement - from training practitioners to building networks that connect generations across the country. She is also co-founder of Gen-All, a grassroots network championing intergenerational practice, and England lead for Global Intergenerational Week. Judith will share her journey and the powerful impact of bringing people of different ages together.

We're also excited to welcome Carys Jones for some spoken word.

Sunday Assembly London is your regular and reliable stop for a welcoming, accessible and inspiring Sunday community, where you can hear talks and poetry, sing songs and make new friends.

Stay after for tea, biscuits, and chat in the Backyard Comedy Club. Then join us for a local meal, picnic, or a drink and board games at the pub.