19 Facts About Kiki Hagen

Kiki Hagen has been a member of the House of Representatives since the 2021 general election.

Kiki Hagen previously served as an alderwoman in the municipality De Ronde Venen.

Kiki Hagen's mother worked as a teacher, and her father owned a pub in the Amsterdam neighborhood of Jordaan.

Kiki Hagen has a sister and attended the Mijdrecht secondary school Veenlanden College between 1999 and 2004 at level.

Kiki Hagen received her Bachelor of Education from the Utrecht University of Applied Sciences in 2010 and subsequently became a teacher at the Abcoude primary school OBS Piet Mondriaan.

Kiki Hagen stopped teaching when she became an alderwoman in 2018.

In 2010, Kiki Hagen co-founded the local political party Lijst 8 in De Ronde Venen and participated in the special municipal election that was held on 24 November in anticipation of the merger of the municipalities of De Ronde Venen and Abcoude on 1 January 2011.

Kiki Hagen, who was the party's lead candidate, was installed as a municipal councillor and as Lijst 8's caucus leader in January 2011.

Kiki Hagen vacated her seat in the council to join Democrats 66 in October 2013.

Kiki Hagen was re-elected in the 2014 municipal election, being the top candidate of D66 in De Ronde Venen.

Kiki Hagen received another term in the 2018 municipal election, again being her party's lead candidate, but went on maternity leave on the day of her swearing in.

Kiki Hagen did not return to the council, as she became an alderwoman and third deputy mayor of De Ronde Venen in April 2018.

Kiki Hagen's portfolio included sustainability, the environment, education, and youth affairs.

Kiki Hagen subsequently paid back the money, and an investigation by the municipality later concluded that the subsidy had been wrongfully granted.

Kiki Hagen was placed twenty-first on the candidate list of D66 for the 2021 general election.

Kiki Hagen led a parliamentary delegation which in the summer of 2022 visited Suriname, Curacao, and Bonaire for nine days to investigate the history of Dutch slavery.

Kiki Hagen criticized mass consumption of clothing during Black Friday and called it a "pitch-black day for our Earth".

Kiki Hagen was chosen to serve as informateur in Amersfoort after D66 won a plurality there in the March 2022 municipal elections.

Kiki Hagen has a son, and she moved from Mijdrecht to The Hague while a member of parliament.