Rep. Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen represents American Samoa in the U.S. House of Representatives, where she serves as the territory’s non-voting delegate. As the first woman to represent American Samoa in Congress, Radewagen has been a prominent advocate for the interests of Pacific Island communities since she took office in 2015. Her work often focuses on issues vital to American Samoa, such as federal funding for healthcare, education, and infrastructure, as well as advancing economic development to provide better opportunities for residents. Radewagen serves on the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee and is an advocate for U.S. veterans, particularly those of Samoan descent. Additionally, she has been vocal in pushing for better disaster preparedness and resilience, given American Samoa’s vulnerability to natural disasters. Radewagen’s bipartisan approach allows her to collaborate effectively on issues impacting her constituents and Pacific Islanders nationwide.
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