Stella Braam is a renowned Dutch investigative journalist currently affiliated with Follow the Money. She is best known for her in-depth investigations into social issues and healthcare, and her work has been recognized with several journalism awards.
In 2021, Stella Braam was awarded De Loep, a prestigious Dutch award for investigative journalism. The award recognized her outstanding contributions to uncovering social injustices and her commitment to impactful storytelling that drives societal change.
In 2018, Stella Braam conducted a significant investigation into the state of elderly care in the Netherlands. Her findings, published in Follow the Money, revealed widespread neglect and mismanagement in care facilities, leading to public outcry and calls for systemic change.
Stella Braam published 'De blinde vlek van de zorg' in 2014, a critical analysis of the Dutch healthcare system. The book exposed inefficiencies and injustices within the system, prompting discussions among policymakers and healthcare professionals about necessary reforms.
In 2010, Stella Braam joined Follow the Money, a platform known for its investigative journalism focused on financial and economic issues. Her work at Follow the Money has been characterized by deep dives into complex topics, often uncovering hidden truths about societal and economic inequalities.
Stella Braam's book 'Ik ben niet gek' was published in 2005, delving into the lives of people with psychiatric disorders. The book was acclaimed for its compassionate storytelling and thorough investigation, shedding light on the challenges faced by individuals with mental health issues in the Netherlands.
In 2003, Stella Braam published 'De blinde vlek van Nederland', a critical examination of the Dutch mental healthcare system. The book highlighted systemic issues and was instrumental in sparking public debate and policy discussions, further cementing her reputation as a fearless investigative journalist.
Stella Braam gained significant attention with the publication of her book 'Ik heb Alzheimer', which offered a groundbreaking perspective on living with Alzheimer's disease. The book was praised for its empathetic portrayal and detailed research, establishing Braam as a prominent voice in investigative journalism.
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