Collection of interview transcripts with activists, policymakers, practitioners and people subjected to intersectional discriminations. ‘Justice’ is a word that is widely used in politics and in policies in many different countries and also in the European Union itself. The project attempts to uncover what different people- bureaucrats, activists, policymakers, the person in the street – mean by ‘justice’ and ‘fairness’ to better understand the possibilities of justice, and also why for some people it seems so difficult to achieve. ETHOS is a large European Union funded project that ran from January 2017 to December 2019. The study informed a wide range of stakeholders (including, but not restricted to policy-makers) about different understandings and experiences of justice with a view to supporting attempts to reverse inequalities and to promote justice.

Some 50 participants: activists, policymakers, practitioners and people subjected to intersectional discriminations.