“Shivaun has an incredible knowledge of the work of the IPA office and her steady dedication is a gift,” said Rev. Jennifer Goto, a leader for the faith-based social-justice coalition People Acting in Community Together. “We hope there can also be greater accountability when the IPA makes policy recommendations so they don’t take years to be considered and put into action.”
Nurre said she has every intention to exert the independence of her position and staff.
“I really believe in civilian oversight,” she said. “These are voices in the community that want to be heard.”
