Blankevoort co-directed 'Shadow Game', a documentary that highlights the perilous journeys of unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in Europe. The film received critical acclaim for its intimate portrayal of the resilience and challenges faced by these young refugees.

Eefje Blankevoort won the prestigious De Tegel award for her documentary 'Shadow Game', which follows the harrowing journeys of teenage refugees across Europe. The documentary was lauded for its powerful storytelling and impactful journalism.

In 2015, Blankevoort published 'The Refugee Jackpot', a book that provides an in-depth look into the lives of refugees navigating the European asylum system. The book was praised for its empathetic storytelling and thorough research.

Blankevoort co-directed the documentary 'The Deal', which examines the complex dynamics of the European asylum system. The film was well-received for its insightful portrayal of the bureaucratic and human challenges faced by asylum seekers.

Eefje Blankevoort joined De Correspondent, a Dutch journalism platform known for its in-depth analysis and investigative reporting. At De Correspondent, Blankevoort continued her focus on migration and human rights, contributing to the platform's mission of providing context-rich journalism.

Eefje Blankevoort published her book 'Stiekem kan hier alles', which explores the lives of Iranians after the revolution. The book offers a nuanced view of Iranian society, showcasing Blankevoort's ability to capture the complexities of life under a regime.

In 2005, Eefje Blankevoort co-founded Prospektor, a multimedia production company. The company focuses on creating documentaries and journalistic projects that explore complex societal issues, allowing Blankevoort to delve into storytelling through visual media.

Eefje Blankevoort graduated from the University of Amsterdam with a degree in History. Her academic background laid the foundation for her investigative approach to journalism, focusing on historical context and socio-political issues.