Karin Amatmoekrim
Suppressed History
Correspondent
Karin writes about forgotten narratives in Dutch history.
Jelmer Mommers
Energy and Climate
Correspondent
I want to show the impact of climate change and, together with members, to speed up the transition to sustainability..
Hiske Versprille
Dairy Industry
Correspondent
Hiske explores how the dairy industry effects people, cows, and land.
Dimitri Tokmetzis
Security Industry
Correspondent
Dimitri shows people how their privacy is threatened and why everyone has something to hide. Next step: finding alternatives
Vera Mulder
Prejudices
Correspondent
Fighting the journalism conventions that determine who is given a platform and who is not.
Tamar Stelling
Non-human Life
Correspondent
Putting the non-human world on the map.
Heiba Targhi Bakkali
Aging
Correspondent
Nobody wants to be it, but on average we’re getting older than ever. That’s why I’m looking into what old age will be like for my generation.
Lennart Hofman
Forgotten Wars
Correspondent
Lennart Hofman is a war correspondent and, together with photographer Andreas Stahl, travels to well-known and lesser-known hot spots in the world.
Emy Demkes
Clothing
Correspondent
Emy writes about clothing, from working conditions in textile factories to the carbon footprint of our jeans.
Marc Chavannes
Democracy
Correspondent
Searching for democratic political practices that work.
Johannes Visser
Teaching and Education Correspondent
I want to cover school from the inside out, and think about how it could be set up better.
Sanne Blauw
Numeracy
Correspondent
I would like – with your help – to put numbers in their place. Not on a pedestal. Not out with the garbage. But where they belong: next to the words.
Maite Vermeulen
Conflict and Development Correspondent
I believe that a better world begins with a better understanding of the world. So I’d like to bring home what sometimes seems all-too-faraway.
Thalia Verkade
Mobility
Correspondent
With the help of your questions and your expertise, I’m investigating the future of mobility in the city, on the planet, and beyond. First stop: batteries.
Jesse Frederik
Debt
Correspondent
Economics is about the simple question, Who gets what and why? But nothing about that question is straightforward. That’s what I’d like to tell you more about.
Rutger Bregman
Progress
Correspondent
Lots of people have a dark view of how humanity’s doing. That’s why I write about what’s going well, in this country and beyond. And what we can do better.
Tomas Vanheste
Europe
Correspondent
On paper, Europe is a paradise of social services and green initiatives. Why this persistent gap between the dream and the reality?
Nina Polak
Culture
Correspondent
I would like to look in depth at things that seem apparent in our culture.
Lynn Berger
Culture and Technology Correspondent
I examine the interaction between technology and culture, and the implications for our daily lives, thoughts, and beliefs.
Michiel de Hoog
Sport and Analytics
Correspondent
I want to document what happens when science and reason collide with soccer.
Maurits Martijn
Technology and Surveillance
Correspondent
Exposing that which is unseen.
Bregje Hofstede
New Feminism
Correspondent
Habits. In the year to come I’ll try to break a few and answer the question: How free are we?
Dick Wittenberg
Everyday Heroes
Correspondent
Shedding light on people and stories in the shadows. In the months to come, I’ll focus on the New to the Netherlands project. To find out how newcomers are faring in this country.
Sander Heijne
Market Forces
Correspondent
Why your train is too late and your doctor too busy: with your help, I’m investigating the consequences of market forces.
Lex Bohlmeijer
Podcast
Maker
Weekly interview podcast, Conversations with Lex, with guests from science and culture.
Marilse Eerkens
Raising Children
Correspondent
There’s no time as critical as early childhood. I write about what we can do to make the most of it.