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About me

Anna Strolen­berg

Member of European Parliament

Why did i get into politics?

Five years ago, I joined Volt and started as national campaign leader. I was inspired by Volt’s ambition to be a real answer to the rise of populism. Together, we built Volt Netherlands from the ground up, gaining a foothold in municipalities, provinces, and the Dutch Lower Chamber.

I’m deeply concerned by the scapegoat politics we see more and more often. It distracts from the real question: what kind of country and continent do we want to be? For me, the answer is clear: a Europe that is open, social, and green.


In the European Parliament, especially on polarised issues like asylum and migration, I want to make a positive difference.

Education

Instructions

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Master of Science (MSc)

International Public Management and Policy (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

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Bachelor

Public Administration and Organizational Science (University of Utrecht)

Career

Instructions

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Member of European Parliament

Since 2024, I am a Member of the European Parliament for Volt Europa.

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Press Officer for VluchtelingenWerk

VluchtelingenWerk Nederland is a Dutch non-profit organization that supports refugees and asylum seekers with legal assistance, integration, and advocacy for their rights in the Netherlands.

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National Campaign Lead

Coordinated and led all communication teams: social media, PR & media relations, content, and editorial. Helped shape Volt’s positioning for the national parliamentary election campaign.

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My career

My journey at Volt started at 24, as the party’s first employee. I went on to lead our national campaign and together, we won three seats. That was only the beginning.

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