Mae Chung and Harriet Tojo visited Maile at the Capitol on Opening Day 2008.
Pictured L-R: Karen Young (Maile's mother), Harriet Tojo, Maile, and Mae Chung.
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PROUD TO SERVE WAI`ANAE, MAKAHA, AND MAKUA
Rep. Maile Shimabukuro (D-45th)
Co-campaign Chairs
Art Frank
frank.art61@gmail.com
Colleen Young Teramae
colleenyo@yahoo.com
Accomplishments, Goals, Resume
Videos
Click here to see Maile's 2010 campaign video.
Halloween Spooktacular 10.23.10
Maile 'Talked Story' with LCC-Wai`anae Students and Staff on 10.11.10
Maile and Supporters at 'Olelo on 9.1.10
Halloween Spooktacular 10.25.08
Back to School for Keiki 9.8.08
Maile's Campaign 2008 Video
Pokai Bay Cleanup 8.29.08
Wai`anae HS Homecoming Parade 10.3.08Photo Gallery
Halloween Spooktacular Oct 25
Pokai Bay Clean-Up - Aug 29
Back to School for Keiki & Candidates Forum (Kapua) - Sep 8&9
'Back to School for Keiki' Sep 8
Fundraiser July 31 (Andrew)
Fundraiser July 31 (Carmen)
Spooktacular, Fundraiser, Maile Surfing Makaha
Maile's Supporters
Biographical Sketch
Maile Shimabukuro has served as the State House Representative for District 45 (Wai`anae, Makaha, Makua), since 2003. She is Vice Chair of the Hawaiian Affairs Committee, and a member of the Education, Higher Education, Human Services, and Health Committees. She is also a member of the Hawaiian and Women’s Caucuses.
Maile graduated from the University of Hawai`i William S. Richardson School of Law, Colorado College, and `Iolani School. She holds a B.A. in English, and a J.D.
Maile surfing at Makaha. (Photo by Danny Kim)
Maile graduated from the University of Hawai`i William S. Richardson School of Law, Colorado College, and `Iolani School. She holds a B.A. in English, and a J.D.
Maile surfing at Makaha. (Photo by Danny Kim)
Maile is an attorney at a legal services organization, and represents clients in public benefits, housing, family, and consumer matters. Maile has also worked as a law clerk in State District Court; legal assistant to Alan B. Burdick, Esq.; research assistant to Professor Eric Yamamoto; and reporter for The Leeward Coaster.
Maile serves her community as a member of the MA'O Organic Farm Fundraising Committee, "People's Path" ad hoc committee, and Leeward Community College-Wai`anae Community Advisory Board.
(Photo by Georgia Campbell)
Maile serves her community as a member of the MA'O Organic Farm Fundraising Committee, "People's Path" ad hoc committee, and Leeward Community College-Wai`anae Community Advisory Board.
(Photo by Georgia Campbell)
Maile, who is half Okinawan and half Chinese, grew up in Wai`anae. She has a son, Keani, and a stepdaughter, Emma. Maile is the proud daughter of Karen Young, a nurse practitioner at Wai`anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center (WCCHC), and James Shimabukuro, a professor at Kapi`olani Community College. Her stepfather is Dr. Fred Dodge. Maile's interests include surfing, the outdoors, politics, and travel.
PROUD TO SERVE WAI`ANAE - "COUNTRY FOREVER"
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