Sanne Blauw is a prominent Dutch journalist currently working as a data journalist at De Correspondent. She is best known for her insightful analysis of statistics and her ability to make complex data accessible to a wide audience.
In 2021, Sanne Blauw was a featured speaker at a TEDx event where she discussed the power and pitfalls of statistics in modern society. Her talk focused on how numbers can shape public perception and the responsibility of journalists to present data truthfully.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sanne Blauw conducted an in-depth investigation into the reporting of COVID-19 data. Her work highlighted discrepancies in data collection methods and emphasized the importance of transparency and accuracy in public health reporting.
In 2019, Sanne Blauw launched 'The Number', a podcast series that delves into the world of numbers and statistics. Each episode explores a different number, revealing its significance and the stories behind it. The podcast aims to educate listeners on the importance of critical thinking when it comes to data.
Sanne Blauw was awarded the European Press Prize in 2018 for her outstanding work in data journalism. Her ability to demystify complex statistical data and present it in an engaging manner was recognized as a significant contribution to journalism in Europe.
In 2016, Sanne Blauw published her book 'Het Best Verkochte Boek Ooit (met deze titel)', which explores the misuse of statistics in media and politics. The book was well-received for its engaging writing style and its critical examination of how numbers can be manipulated to mislead the public.
Sanne Blauw joined De Correspondent as a data journalist in 2014. Her role involves analyzing and interpreting complex data sets to uncover stories that are often overlooked by traditional media. Her work focuses on making data understandable and relevant to the general public.
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