Amerens Sturms is a prominent Dutch journalist currently working at Trouw, where she is known for her in-depth investigative reporting and insightful analysis. Her work often focuses on social issues and she has been recognized for her contributions to journalism with several awards.
After her successful stint as a foreign correspondent, Amerens Sturms returned to the Trouw headquarters in Amsterdam in 2021. She resumed her role with a renewed focus on national issues, bringing her international experience to her reporting on Dutch social and political matters.
Amerens Sturms authored a book in 2019 that delved into the complexities of European migration. Drawing from her experiences as a correspondent in Berlin, the book offered a nuanced perspective on the challenges and opportunities presented by migration in Europe.
In 2017, Amerens Sturms expanded her journalistic horizons by becoming a foreign correspondent based in Berlin, Germany. During her tenure, she covered a range of topics including European politics, cultural shifts, and the impact of migration on German society.
Amerens Sturms received the prestigious De Tegel award in 2015 for her investigative journalism. Her series on the housing crisis was lauded for its depth and clarity, highlighting her ability to bring complex issues to the forefront of public discourse.
In 2013, Amerens Sturms published a groundbreaking series on the housing crisis in the Netherlands. Her investigative work shed light on the systemic issues affecting housing availability and affordability, earning her recognition for her thorough research and impactful storytelling.
Amerens Sturms began her career at Trouw in 2010, where she quickly established herself as a dedicated journalist with a keen interest in social issues. Her early work at Trouw involved covering local news and societal trends, laying the foundation for her future investigative reporting.
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