Date of birth: 25 May 1981 in Hamar, Hedmark
Daughter of department head Steinar Trettebergstuen and nurse Irene Søberg

Parliamentary terms

Member of Parliament no. 4 for Hedmark, 2005–2009, Labour Party
Member of Parliament no. 2 for Hedmark, 2009–2013, Labour Party
Member of Parliament no. 2 for Hedmark, 2013–2017, Labour Party
Member of Parliament no. 1 for Hedmark, 2017–2021, Labour Party
Member of Parliament no. 1 for Hedmark, 2021–2025, Labour Party

Substitute periods

Government minister 14 October 2021–30 September 2025, Even Eriksen served as substitute member of parliament

Storting committees

2005–2009

Member, Enlarged Foreign Affairs Committee, 19 October 2005–30 September 2009
Member, Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, 19 October 2005–30 September 2009

2009–2013

Second vice chair, Standing Committee on Labour and Social Affairs, 20 October 2009–30 September 2013

2013–2017

Substitute member, Election Committee, 8 October 2013–30 September 2017
Member, Standing Committee on Labour and Social Affairs, 17 October 2013–17 June 2015
Member, Standing Committee on Family and Cultural Affairs, 17 June 2015–19 June 2015
Second vice chair, Standing Committee on Family and Cultural Affairs, 19 June 2015–30 September 2017

2017–2021

Member, Standing Committee on Family and Cultural Affairs, 12 October 2017–17 October 2017
First vice chair, Standing Committee on Family and Cultural Affairs, 17 October 2017–30 September 2021

Parliamentary delegations

2005–2009

Member, Delegation for Relations with the European Parliament, 10 November 2005–30 September 2009

2009–2013

Delegate, UN General Assembly, 1 October 2009–30 September 2010
Substitute member, Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), 22 October 2009–30 September 2013
Substitute member, European Consultative Committee, 9 November 2009–30 September 2013

2013–2017

Delegate, UN General Assembly, 1 October 2013–30 September 2014
Member, Delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), 12 November 2013–30 September 2017

Membership of group steering committees

2009–2013

Member, Labour Party Group Steering Committee, 8 October 2009–30 September 2013

2013–2017

Member, Labour Party Group Steering Committee, 16 October 2013–16 June 2015

2017–2021

Member, Labour Party Group Steering Committee, 1 October 2017–30 September 2021

Government positions

Government minister, Ministry of Culture and Equality, 14 October 2021 –

Education and professional experience

Education

Hamar Cathedral School, humanities 1997–2000
Basic courses, political science, University of Oslo 2001
Public management, Oslo University College 2002–2003

Professional

Telephone interviewer, AC Nielsen AS 2000–2001
Project staff, European Youth 2000–2002
County secretary, Hedmark Workers’ Youth League 2002
Weekend shifts, Vestenga Respite Care Home 2002–2003
Political adviser, Labour Party Parliamentary Party Group 2003–2005
Writer, Hamar Dagblad 2004
Disc jockey 2004

Appointments

Municipal political service

Member, Hamar Municipal Council 1999–2003
Member, Hamar Municipal Executive Board 2003–2005

Public appointments

Board member, Hamar Energi Holding (power company) since 2015

Elected party positions

Chair, Hedmark European Youth 1998–2000
Member, European Youth Central Board 2000–2001
Political vice chair, European Youth 2001–2002
Chair, Hedmark Workers’ Youth League 2002–2004
Political adviser, Labour Party Parliamentary Party Group 2003–2005
Member, Workers’ Youth League Central Board since 2004
Vice chair, Hedmark Labour Party since 2004
Member, Labour Party Central Board since 2009

Elected positions in organisations

Member, Parliamentary Burma Network since 2010
Board member, European Movement Norway

Other administrative appointments

Corporate assembly member, Sparebanken Hedmark (savings bank) since 2004

Publications

Trettebergstuen, Anette and Inger Lise Hansen: EU og sør, European Movement Norway 2002