Join us for a fascinating meeting about one of our most important women's political activists and social reformers.

Katti Anker Møller was a radical in her time. When she proposed maternity care for unmarried mothers and access to contraception, she was ridiculed. She was the woman behind the Castberg Children's Laws, which gave children born out of wedlock the right to inherit from their fathers. In 1916, she organized a nationwide exhibition that put mothers and children on the agenda. The maternity hospital exhibition is today part of the Medical Museum.

Hege Duckert is a journalist and author and works as chief of staff at NRK. Now she is working on a biography of Katti Anker Møller. Thanks to extensive source material, Duckert gets up close and personal with the revolutionary upper-class woman who fought for the rights of the weakest throughout her life.