Akiera Gilbert

Akiera Gilbert is a dedicated Researcher, Innovator, and Social Impact Advocate with a deep passion for technology, education, innovation, and social change. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services with a Public Health Concentration and a Minor in Global Social Entrepreneurship from Northeastern University.

Akiera has held various roles in different organizations, showcasing her versatile skill set and commitment to making a positive difference in the world. She has served as the Outreach Manager for the Mid-Atlantic region at Code.org, demonstrating her expertise in promoting computer science education.

In the past, Akiera Gilbert worked as a Project Manager and an Associate at American Prison Data Systems, PBC, where she contributed her knowledge to projects focusing on criminal justice reform. She has also served as an AIF Clinton Fellow at the America India Foundation, showing her interest in international development and social impact.

Furthermore, Akiera has experience as a Team Consultant at Women's United Association, an Independent Consultant at Northeastern University, a Contractor at the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office, a Consultant at the Boston Food Forest Coalition, and a Contract at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.

With a strong academic background and a diverse professional experience, Akiera Gilbert is a well-rounded professional dedicated to driving positive change in society through her work in technology, education, and social impact initiatives.