Sanne Derks

Sanne Derks is a documentary photographer and anthropologist from the Netherlands. She works mainly on self-initiated social projects in Latin America. Her main interests are housing, water, women’s rights, climate-change resilience, and religion. Her work has been published by The Guardian, El País and Al Jazeera amongst others.

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Less is more: exploring the Dutch tiny house movement

10 June 2020

Development

Less is more: exploring the Dutch tiny house movement

Since the COVID-19 outbreak began, people everywhere have been spending a lot more time in their homes, thinking about how and where they want to [...]Read the full article

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