This summer’s Photojournalism course took us far beyond the classroom. From the Amsterdam Archives to Hortus Botanicus, Framer Framed, World Press Photo, and the International Institute of Social History, each space offered its own lessons and perspectives. Together, we discovered how place itself can shape the way we see, learn, and tell stories.

One Question Project is here to illuminate the amazing women and their experiences. It is created to inspire and challenge us to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we may already know. This time, I ask one question to Cindy Y. Huang:


How do you navigate the demands of responding to global emergencies while maintaining a sense of balance and connection in your personal life?

On a birthday pilgrimage to Paris, I traveled light - no map, no expectations - only a readiness to listen. In the city’s flowing streets and quiet gardens, I discovered that the shifts within me ripple outward in ways unseen, waving connections of honesty, joy, and growth. This post reflects on the gentle yet powerful tides of change, the dance between solitude and belonging, and the deep yearning to awaken to our shared oneness.

I'm thrilled to announce that my photograph was published in The Words Faire. Check out the photo featured in “Only the Mad Are,” and explore how art can connect us all through shared experiences and emotions. [read more..]

One Question Project is here to illuminate the amazing women and their experiences. It is created to inspire and challenge us to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we may already know. This time, I ask one question to Tamara Myles:

If you could embed one question into every leadership meeting across the globe, to inspire more intentional and impactful work, what would that question be — and why?

Visiting Paradiso today was more than a simple field trip - it reminded us that music venues are not just buildings; they are vessels of emotion, creativity, and community. Behind every light, every sound check, and every performance is a dedicated team and a rich heritage that keeps the spirit of music alive.

One Question Project is here to illuminate the amazing women and their experiences. It is created to inspire and challenge us to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we may already know. This time I asked one question to Beatrice Ngalula Kabutakapua:

Why are stories relevant in the workplace?

What if your inner voice became your biggest cheerleader instead of your worst critic?
In this post, we explore the transformative power of positive self-talk, why it matters, and how to shift the inner narrative—one kind word at a time. [read more…]

One Question Project is here to illuminate the amazing women and their experiences. I created it to inspire and challenge us to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we may already know. This time I asked one question to Daphne Maierna:

Can you share your journey in understanding the impact of color on storytelling and how it has influenced your approach as a coach to creatives?

Paris didn’t just welcome me back — it called me to listen. To the birdsong outside Jardin des Plantes, the quiet ache in forgotten names, the kindness in a stranger’s “Bonjour, madame.” I wandered, I lingered, I softened. In a city that moves fast, I learned to slow down. What I found wasn’t just Paris — it was parts of myself I’d left behind. [read more…]

One Question Project is here to illuminate the amazing women and their experiences. I created it to inspire and challenge us to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we may already know. This time I asked one question to Nina Berman:

How do you balance the journalistic responsibility of documenting reality with the artistic instinct to tell a compelling story?

Working with Asma Naimi on the visual identity of StoryKid has been an extraordinary journey—one rooted in trust, creativity, and a shared vision for change. [read more…]

Join me as I explore the parallels between bold interior design choices and the bravery required to express our individuality. This experience not only allowed me to claim a unique space in my home but also became a powerful reminder to stand proudly in our truths and inspire others to do the same.

One Question Project is here to illuminate the amazing women and their experiences. I created it to inspire and challenge us to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we may already know. This time I ask one question to Tracy Metz:

Based on your own experience, how would you advise someone to navigate seemingly very different cultures - American and Dutch?!

Mentors & Heroes event in Labyrinth last week Sunday captured in pictures and some of my reflections. From heartfelt performances to vibrant connections, the night celebrated the unsung heroes who shape our lives and inspire our journeys.

Feeling stuck and unmotivated? With a little inspiration from a friend I decided to explore how preparation, self-kindness, and resourcefulness can help you move forward, even when inspiration feels out of reach.

Last month, I had the honor of capturing such a milestone for the talented Leya as she signed with Amsterdam Olympic Records. From the electrifying energy at the studio to the heartfelt emotions of the day, every moment was a celebration of passion, perseverance, and the start of a remarkable journey.

Part two of my three-part series - here we step into the heart of Normandy, where walled cities whisper tales of corsairs, and an island abbey rises like a dream from the sea. From the historic charm of Saint-Malo to the breathtaking heights of Mont Saint-Michel.

Together with my inspirational friend Ausra we co-created a pop-up workshop, using STRIVE Cards to spark meaningful conversations about values like authenticity and vulnerability in a professional setting. The event encouraged participants to reflect on their core values, share personal stories, and embrace vulnerability as a strength.

One Question Project is here to illuminate the amazing women and their experiences. I created it to inspire and challenge us to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we may already know. This time I ask one question to Bahghi:

How do you navigate the pressures of social media while maintaining creativity, finding your unique voice to inspire others, and sustaining your creative flow?