As the Executive Director of the Alaska Public Interest Research Group (AKPIRG), Veri Suvero plays a pivotal role in advancing critical policy initiatives that impact the lives of Alaskans. With a strong focus on Alaska Native language revitalization, Veri connects with city, state, and community...
As the Executive Director of the Alaska Public Interest Research Group (AKPIRG), Veri Suvero plays a pivotal role in advancing critical policy initiatives that impact the lives of Alaskans. With a strong focus on Alaska Native language revitalization, Veri connects with city, state, and community leaders to advocate for educational policies that honor and preserve indigenous languages. Under her leadership, AKPIRG has expanded its reach and influence, growing from a grassroots organization into a formidable advocate for public and consumer interests across key areas such as Energy Democracy, Good Government, Language Access, Economic Justice, and Internet Access.
Veri's expertise in coalition-building is instrumental in fostering partnerships that amplify the voices of marginalized communities. She spearheads strategic objectives that not only address immediate challenges but also promote long-term systemic change. Her adeptness in fundraising and membership growth has strengthened AKPIRG’s capacity to undertake ambitious projects, ensuring that the organization remains at the forefront of advocacy efforts in Alaska.
In addition to her administrative duties, Veri is committed to enhancing the organization’s research and educational outreach. Her skills in report writing, academic writing, and editing contribute to the production of impactful publications that inform and engage stakeholders. As a champion for social justice and equity, Veri Suvero's leadership at AKPIRG is characterized by a relentless pursuit of policies that empower individuals and communities, making her a vital force in Alaska’s advocacy landscape.
