October | 2025 | Katri Bertram
2 posts published by Katri Bertram during October 2025| Katri Bertram
2 posts published by Katri Bertram during October 2025| Katri Bertram
What really happened at this year’s World Health Summit in Berlin? Here’s a 5-point summary.| Katri Bertram
What happens when 50 top (women) managers (working in Germany) publicly share what really happens in zones of power (C-level and board rooms)? … Continue reading →| Katri Bertram
Don’t buy the celebratory releases coming out from UNGA. Privately, even the “optimists” are despairing. Perhaps for my the wrong reasons, though.| Katri Bertram
3 posts published by Katri Bertram during September 2025| Katri Bertram
Do you stick to your values and what you believe is right? Do you use whatever platform and power you can get to do your work? There’s a third alternative: be pragmatic.| Katri Bertram
What’s the alternative to might is right and our oath to growth?| Katri Bertram
Reactions and reflections on the Wellcome-commissioned paper series and webinar “Rethinking Global Health: Bold Proposals for Reform”| Katri Bertram
Global health has always been a contested term. Its entire existence is currently contested. What next?| Katri Bertram
A book review and personal reflections on “Sick of it – The global fight for women’s health” Harman advises humor – including playing gender bingo – when you despair I’m a fan of …| Katri Bertram
Thoughts on trying to be an ally while placing dignity at the center. Men should not speak for women. White people should not speak for people of color. Rich people should not speak for poor people. Non-disabled people should not speak for people with disabilities. I’ve been grappling with statements such as the above for […]| Katri Bertram
A book review of former New Zealand Prime Minister’s new biography. Power has always fascinated me. What can you do with power? What happens in places of power? How does power change people? Jacind…| Katri Bertram
Earlier this year, I expressed concern that the word “impact” is being hijacked in development lingo and press release speak. I’ll here further unpack what impact means, and what …| Katri Bertram
