Katherine is the Sector Transformation Coordinator at Bond. She holds a BA (Hons) in Sociology with specialism in Race and Global Politics from the University of Warwick and an MSc in Human Rights and Politics from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Prior to joining Bond, Katherine worked at a responsible investment firm focused on creating sustainable markets, gaining experience across HR, policy and advocacy and communications teams.
Since joining Bond, Katherine has been involved and contributed to key projects, including the FCDO report on their centrally managed civil society funding with WACSI; This is the work: Reimagining policy and advocacy; Bond’s CEO anti-racism group and the establishment of Bond’s Locally led advisory group.
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Transforming partnerships: a fresh approach to FCDO’s civil society and civic space engagement
A new FCDO initiative has led to A transformative report, outlining a roadmap for fostering equitable partnerships, advancing sustainable outcomes, and amplifying the impact of FCDO’s initiatives globally. WACSI and Bond have collaborated to tell you more.
Reimagining policy and advocacy – an anti-racist, decolonial approach: Introducing This is the Work
Bond, Peace Direct, and the Advocacy Team have created a new set of resources and findings focused on advancing anti-racist and decolonial approaches in international policy and advocacy. Bond’s Lena Bheeroo and Katherine Strasser-Williams and Peace Direct’s Kit Dorey introduces us.
Top tips for getting your first job in international development
Looking for an entry-level job in the INGO sector can be a daunting prospect for anyone. Here are some top tips to help you land your first job.