About the editor

Crossroads editor Sueli Brodin:
I was born in Brazil and grew up in Pakistan, Japan and France. After completing my studies in English literature, I spent a year abroad at Rutgers University in the United States. I met my Dutch husband in Israel and finally seem to have settled down in these small and cosy low lands where I have been living since November 1991.

I started working for the European Journalism Centre in Maastricht in February 1997, first as a project assistant and later as a freelance writer and editor. I have been contributing to Crossroads since its first issue in December 2001.

Apart from editing Crossroads, I produce the European Journalism Centre’s daily Media News digest and write a weekly blog for the Maastricht Region website.

In my free time I maintain the website of the International Women’s Club of South Limburg, and am a team member of Maastricht Debates and PechaKucha Night Maastricht.

Read more: Sueli’s story on the Maastricht Region website.

Interviews:

• Walk through Maastricht: An illustrated audio-view on Maastricht’s historical monuments, history and culture, available on Zicht op Maastricht, the digital biography of Maastricht (July 2008)
• Interview with an online editor, published in News Online, a Bachelor capstone project by University College Maastricht graduate and Crossroads writer Hania Piotrowska (June 2008)
• Interview with Sueli Brodin published in Zicht op Maastricht, the digital biography of the city of Maastricht (April 2008)
• Spotlight on… Sueli Brodin, published in the International Women’s Club of South Limburg monthly newsletter (March 2008)
• French/Brazilian expat Sueli enjoys living in South Limburg, the Netherlands, published in Expat Interviews
• Entrevista com Sueli Brodin: interview in Portuguese published in a Brazilian blog

Sueli’s video portrait

Articles by Sueli:

• Job market in crisis: a meeting with CWI Maastricht
• Trials and tribulations of a trailing spouse
• The steep and thorny way to Naturalisation Day
• Selexyz Dominicanen opens in Maastricht
• My fifteen minutes of fame with Radio France Internationale
• Carnival parade in my village
• Ladies’ night out at the Africa Centre in Cadier en Keer
• About Crossroads and my life as an expatriate in Maastricht
• Spinning my way into Dutch life
• Let’s stick together now
• Do you speak Mestreechs?
• Hille’s Goatriders forum: Keeping a Limburg legend alive
• “Expat? Never heard of the word”
• A visit to the Museum of Women (Museum van de Vrouw) in Echt

Contact Sueli

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Read Sueli’s weekly blog on the Maastricht Region website.