Suzanna Jansen

Suzanna Jansen received a prestigious journalism award for her investigative work on social issues. The award recognized her commitment to uncovering the stories of marginalized communities and her ability to translate complex issues into compelling narratives. Her work has had a lasting impact on public discourse in the Netherlands.

In 2018, Suzanna Jansen conducted a significant investigation into the state of social housing in the Netherlands. Her reporting highlighted the challenges faced by low-income families in accessing affordable housing and the impact of government policies on the housing market. The series was noted for its thorough analysis and human-centered storytelling.

Jansen published her second book, 'Ondanks de zwaartekracht', which explores the life of her grandfather, a Dutch architect and artist. The book is a blend of biography and social history, examining the cultural and political changes in the Netherlands during the 20th century. It was praised for its vivid storytelling and historical depth.

Suzanna Jansen joined De Correspondent, a Dutch online journalism platform known for its in-depth and ad-free reporting. At De Correspondent, she focused on long-form journalism, covering a range of topics including social justice, history, and cultural issues. Her work contributed to the platform's reputation for thoughtful and comprehensive reporting.

Suzanna Jansen published her first book, 'Het Pauperparadijs', which became a bestseller in the Netherlands. The book delves into the history of poverty and social welfare in the country, tracing her own family's history in the 19th-century pauper colonies of Drenthe. It received critical acclaim for its thorough research and engaging narrative.