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Watch Episode #02
‘Expats & Locals: The Hague Connection’
Original air date: Saturday, June 21, 2025
In this episode, the focus will be on organizations aiming to support expats/internationals in The Hague region as well as on people who have settled in The Hague from abroad, while the opportunities offered to expats/internationals, to quickly and easily find their way in The Hague society and to connect with local organizations outside of their work, will be discussed in more detail.
Guests:
Sarah Feid, Account Manager, The Hague International Centre
Deborah Valentine, Executive Director, ACCESS
Daria Lysenko, Poet, Writer, Art Historian, Cultural Manager
Begimai Sataeva, Public Affairs, international organization
On-Air Team:
Alex MacDonald, Host
Nicoletta Pisanu, Expaterience News Anchor
Anupama Srivastava, Stand-up Comedy/Opinion Contributor
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Editors/Researchers: Alex MacDonald, Cláudia Silva, Nicoletta Pisanu, Zoë Oosterveld — Camera Team: Abdullah Hassan, Henri Power, Margaret Ogunmefun — Lighting: Erik Kaartman — Sound Engineer: Marcel van Geenen — Opening Title Sequence Designer: Marcel van Geenen — Music Composer: Marcel van Geenen — Guest Reception: Juanna van Hek — Director: Erik Kaartman — Executive Producer & Production Manager: Dennis Kokkelink
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About Expaterience
Expaterience is the Netherlands’ unique TV talk show and online media project, produced and hosted by expats and internationals for Dutch society’s diverse international audiences, exploring the successes and challenges of expat life within the broader context of social issues and global developments, while bringing together residents, curious minds, thought leaders, and multicultural professionals to discuss the most pressing issues of our time.
Expaterience is produced entirely by international volunteers.
