Sarah Sylbing is a renowned Dutch journalist currently affiliated with De Correspondent. She is best known for her in-depth documentaries and investigative journalism, particularly focusing on social issues and inequality. Her work has earned her several prestigious journalism awards.
Sarah Sylbing joined the board of De Tegel, the most prestigious journalism award in the Netherlands. Her role involves overseeing the award process and ensuring that the highest standards of journalistic integrity and excellence are upheld, reflecting her commitment to advancing quality journalism.
Sarah Sylbing received the Zilveren Nipkowschijf award for the documentary series 'Klassen'. This accolade is one of the highest honors in Dutch television, recognizing the series' excellence in shedding light on educational disparities and its contribution to raising awareness about systemic issues in the education sector.
Sarah Sylbing co-directed 'Klassen', a documentary series exploring the Dutch education system and the impact of socio-economic background on students' opportunities. The series was acclaimed for its thorough examination of educational inequality and its influence on public discourse about education reform in the Netherlands.
Sarah Sylbing was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for her documentary series 'Schuldig'. The series was recognized for its impactful storytelling and its ability to bring attention to the often-overlooked issue of personal debt and its social implications in the Netherlands.
Sarah Sylbing co-directed the documentary series 'Schuldig', which delves into the lives of people dealing with debt in Amsterdam-Noord. The series was praised for its empathetic portrayal of the struggles faced by individuals in financial distress and sparked national conversation about poverty and debt in the Netherlands.
Sarah Sylbing joined De Correspondent, an innovative Dutch journalism platform known for its in-depth and ad-free reporting. At De Correspondent, she has been able to focus on long-form journalism and investigative documentaries, gaining recognition for her insightful storytelling.