Jill Tokuda

This weekend, I was honored to celebrate families receiving Hawaiian Home Lands leases through the Paneʻewa Residential Project. More than 334 acres will become home to 400 beneficiaries and their ʻohana. But milestones like this are never guaranteed. Protecting Hawaiian Home

Enjoyed helping to kick off Native Hawaiians on the Hill and share some manaʻo before a full day of advocacy. It’s always good to see so many familiar faces and strong voices from Hawaiʻi—it brings a little bit of home into these halls. I’m grateful you're here making sure

Mahalo to everyone who made my day on Maui so meaningful & helped deepen my understanding of the work ahead. I met with the Maui Chamber of Commerce to hear directly from local businesses about rising costs, workforce challenges, housing, and the impact federal decisions are

My visit to Molokaʻi made one thing clear: there’s more work to do. Families are still dealing with mud and sediment left behind by the Kona Low storms, and ranchers deserve answers on bovine tuberculosis as they fight for the survival of their industry & livelihoods. I also

Always happy to spend the morning talking about something close to home: coffee. ☕️ I was glad to represent the Congressional Coffee Caucus at a briefing hosted by the National Coffee Association and share a few remarks on why supporting coffee farmers and small businesses