Andrea Klein Bergman, who publishes and is listed professionally as Drea Bergman, is a program strategist and instructional design specialist affiliated with Citizens for Global Solutions (CGS), the United States organization that advocates for stronger global governance and a more democratic, effective United Nations. On the CGS team she is listed as a Program and Operations Consultant, and CGS has also described her in a programs leadership capacity (Director of Programs).
She holds dual master’s degrees from the Maastricht Graduate School of Governance and United Nations University MERIT (Maastricht Economic and Social Research Institute on Innovation and Technology). Her professional work centers on the strategic planning, end-to-end development, and global rollout of youth education initiatives on UN systems. In that work she aligns program objectives with stakeholder priorities, develops evidence-based curricula, and trains facilitators to deliver programs across diverse contexts.
Bergman is an expert in mixed-methods research. She builds monitoring and evaluation frameworks to measure and improve program effectiveness, and she has conducted field studies that combine quantitative and qualitative policy analysis, with thematic focus areas spanning education, housing, and health.
Her contributions to Mondial reflect this focus on global governance and civic education. Her 2019 article examined how Model UN conferences, through the Workable World Trust’s UN Reform Tracks, can engage students in reimagining and reforming the United Nations, and her 2023 contribution reviewed The Peacemakers: India’s Quest for One World, situating world federalist thought in a global context.
