About & Team

Organizing public culture with local knowledge and steady member care.

Avdelningen samlar arbetstagare inom kultursektorn i offentlig verksamhet och bygger styrka genom arbetsplatsstod, utbildning, samverkan och tydlig lokal representation i Stockholm.

The branch brings together public-sector culture workers and builds strength through workplace support, training, collaboration, and visible local representation across Stockholm.

Who we are

A branch shaped by the realities of public cultural work.

Statstjanstemannaforbundets Avd 232 07 St Kultur represents workers in museums, archives, libraries, performance settings, and other public cultural institutions across the Stockholm region.

The branch focuses on practical union work: stronger schedules, safer staffing levels, clear dialogue with employers, and member support that stays close to the pace of day-to-day cultural service.

Our organizing starts where public culture meets actual working conditions.
Cultural venue lighting during a public event in Stockholm.

The branch works across institutions where culture is delivered as a public service.

Public-sector culture workers in a collaborative workshop session.
What we do

Representation, training, and solidarity built into one local structure.

The branch combines workplace advocacy with program design, leadership development, and community-facing cultural partnerships that reinforce fair labor standards instead of weakening them.

Members rely on the branch for negotiations, onboarding support, peer exchange, and coordinated responses when funding shifts or operational pressures threaten sustainable work.

8
core team members supporting branch operations
34
annual gatherings, trainings, and member forums
1.4k
workers reached through local branch activity
How the branch works

Three commitments that guide the branch's approach.

01
Member-first support grounded in direct workplace experience
02
Programs that strengthen skills, confidence, and collective action
03
Partnerships that protect labor standards and public access together
04
Visible local leadership across institutions in greater Stockholm
05
Steady communication so members can act early, not only in crisis
Team

Eight people carrying the branch's daily work.

Each team member contributes a different kind of expertise, from negotiations and member services to outreach, training, and cultural partnership building.

Portrait of Anna Johansson.
Anna Johansson
Director

Anna leads the branch's overall strategy and represents members in high-level discussions with public employers and regional partners.

Portrait of Erik Lund.
Erik Lund
Programs Lead

Erik designs training cycles, member forums, and recurring branch events that connect workplace issues to collective learning.

Portrait of Sofia Berg.
Sofia Berg
Member Services Coordinator

Sofia is the first contact for many members, helping with case routing, practical guidance, and follow-through across support requests.

Portrait of Mikael Nystrom.
Mikael Nystrom
Partnerships and Outreach

Mikael builds relationships with institutions and community partners to expand the branch's reach without compromising labor standards.

Portrait of Karin Holm.
Karin Holm
Negotiations Officer

Karin supports workplace representatives with bargaining preparation, agreement interpretation, and responses to staffing concerns.

Portrait of Daniel Ekstrom.
Daniel Ekstrom
Training Coordinator

Daniel plans workshops for new representatives and develops practical materials that make union procedures easier to use in real workplaces.

Portrait of Lina Sandberg.
Lina Sandberg
Communications Manager

Lina handles branch messaging, event communications, and member updates so information stays timely, clear, and accessible.

Portrait of Johan Aker.
Johan Aker
Community Engagement Officer

Johan coordinates public-facing collaborations and volunteer support that connect branch priorities to the wider cultural community.