Fejős, A. (2019). "There is an exemplar because I’m there"Professional roles and experiences of Roma teachers in rural Hungary. Intersections: East European Journal of Society and Politics, 5(4), 18-40.
Durst, J., Fejős, A., & Nyírő, Z. (2014). “I always felt the odd one out”: Work-life balance among graduate Romani women in Hungary. Acta Ethnographica Hungarica, 59(1), 165-190. doi:10.1556/aethn.59.2014.1.8
Fejős, A., Kállai, E., & Máté, D. (2015). Az iskolai teljesítmény és a helyi társadalmi viszonyok összefüggései Nagykörűben. REGIO. Kisebbség, Politika, Társadalom / REGION. Minorities, Politics, Society, 23(4), 153-192.
Durst, J., Fejős, A., & Nyírő, Z. (2016). „Másoknak ez munka, nekem szívügyem” Az etnicitás szerepe a diplomás roma nők munka-család konstrukcióinak alakulásában. Socio.hu, 2. doi:10.18030/socio.hu. 2016.2.198
Fejős Anna (2018): Ki tanít? Roma pedagógusok vidéki oktatási terekben. Belvedere Meridionale 30. évf. 3. sz. 5–32. pp.
The Changing Landscape of Civil Society Movements Related to Women’s Issues and Gender in Hungary. Developments after 2010. Principal researcher: Dorottya Szikra (ongoing, Institute for Sociology, Centre for Social Science).
(De-)Democratization and the Trajectories of Civil Society. Principal researcher: Márton Gerő (ongoing, Incubator project of the Institute for Sociology, Centre for Social Science)
Hate speech, gender, social networks and political parties (GENHA). Principal Researcher: Violetta Zentai (ongoing, Center for Policy Studies, CEU)
Claming Space: The case of High Skilled Roma in Majority Dominated Professions in Hungary. (working title) Doctoral research, Bremen Graduate School of Social Sciences, ongoing. Supervisors: Olaf Groh-Samberg (BIGSSS), Viola Zentai (CEU), Margrit E. Kaufmann (Universität Bremen)
Mapping the local, educational and inter-ethnic relations of settlements in Nógrád County. Research fellow, HAS Institute of Minority Studies, 2017. Principal researcher: Ernő Kállai.
Resilient schools in Central Hungary. Research fellow, HAS Institute of Minority Studies, 2015. Principal researchers: Attila Papp Z., Ernő Kállai.
Highly skilled Roma women, social mobility, carrier trajectories and childbearing, 2013 – 2015. Principal researcher: Judit Durst. Ethnic and professional identity-construction of highly skilled young Roma women. Thesis. Supervisors: Éva Fodor, Judit Durst.
Constructing (M)otherhood in the Bag Gypsy Colony. Teenage motherhood, segregated community, ethnicity. Thesis research, ELTE, 2011. Supervisor: Júlia Vajda.
The public acceptance of suspended sentences and probation. Internship research, 2010, The Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR), Amsterdam. Kutatásvezető: Henk Elffers
Angelusz Róbert Advanced College’s student-led researchers and coursework between 2008-2011.