When we launched in 2013 Journey to Justice identified the UK as a place of increasing inequality, with many feeling powerless. We felt there was a lack of public memory about past struggles for social justice and human rights in our communities.

Seeing how change has been made by ‘people like us’ can ignite the flame of belief that it is possible. We aim, through their stories and the arts - to galvanise people to take action in their own journeys to justice, from personal to global.

Our vision, mission & aims

ECONOMIC INJUSTICE IN THE UK PROJECT

This website consists of films, podcasts and essays by ordinary people, sharing their lived experiences and the innovative ways they tackled poverty and inequality. It also features experts discussing the underlining causes of injustice and activists sharing advice on successful campaigns.

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ECONOMIC INJUSTICE IN THE UK PROJECT

ECONOMIC INJUSTICE IN THE UK PROJECT

CIVIL RIGHTS ONLINE EXHIBITION

Our travelling exhibition toured the UK for over five years, visiting fifteen locations and seen by over 180,000 visitors. The exhibition is now online, bringing together stories from the US civil rights movement and UK struggles for freedom.

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CIVIL RIGHTS ONLINE EXHIBITION

CIVIL RIGHTS ONLINE EXHIBITION

LATEST NEWS

Dr Paul Stephenson OBE and Journey to Justice
It was a deep honour to have Dr Paul Stephenson as our patron and his whole life of activism has inspired us greatly.

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Journey to Justice celebrates its 10th birthday
Ten years of inspiring stories, courageous actions, and unwavering belief in the power of ordinary people to change the world.

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Thank you Herman Ouseley
We will always be incredibly honoured to have had Baron Herman Ouseley, one of the UK’s most outstanding public servants, as a founding and distinguished patron.

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