Carolyn Kraaijvanger is a seasoned Dutch journalist currently affiliated with Trouw, known for her in-depth reporting on social issues and investigative journalism. She has made significant contributions to Dutch media through her insightful analyses and impactful stories.
In 2021, Carolyn Kraaijvanger moderated a high-profile national debate on climate change, bringing together experts, policymakers, and activists. Her role as moderator was praised for facilitating a balanced and insightful discussion on one of the most pressing issues of our time.
Carolyn Kraaijvanger served as a foreign correspondent in Brussels in 2019, covering EU politics and policies. Her reports provided Dutch audiences with critical insights into the workings of the European Union and its implications for the Netherlands.
In 2017, Carolyn Kraaijvanger published a book examining social inequality in the Netherlands. The book, praised for its thorough research and compelling narrative, explored the growing divide between different socioeconomic groups and offered insights into potential solutions.
Carolyn Kraaijvanger was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award in 2015 for her outstanding investigative journalism. Her work on exposing corruption within local governments was recognized for its depth, accuracy, and impact on public awareness and policy reform.
In 2012, Carolyn Kraaijvanger led an investigative series on the housing crisis in the Netherlands. Her reporting uncovered systemic issues in housing policies and their impact on vulnerable populations, sparking national debate and policy discussions.
Carolyn Kraaijvanger began her career at Trouw in 2008, where she quickly established herself as a dedicated journalist. Her early work focused on social issues, providing in-depth coverage and analysis that resonated with readers and set the stage for her future investigative endeavors.