Episode 6: Lt. Governor Aruna Miller

We're thrilled to have Maryland’s trailblazing Lieutenant Governor, Aruna Miller on this episode of The Blue Dumpling Podcast. As the first woman of color and the first immigrant to hold statewide office in Maryland, she’s broken barriers and is here to share her incredible journey into the world of politics and public service. From her engineering roots to shaping public policy, Aruna reveals how she’s been instrumental in building a government that truly represents the people of Maryland alongside Governor Wes Moore. We also dive into her Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) political engagement efforts and what fuels her optimism for the next generation of AAPI leaders. Don’t miss this powerful conversation with a true pioneer in public service!

About Lt. Governor Aruna Miller
Maryland Lt. Governor Aruna Miller, is the first woman of color and the first immigrant elected to statewide office in Maryland. With a background in civil engineering and a 25-year tenure as a transportation engineer in Montgomery County’s Department of Transportation, Lt. Governor Miller has dedicated her life to public service. Her impactful career includes serving in the Maryland House of Delegates from 2010 to 2018, representing District 15. During her time as a delegate, she championed legislation focused on STEM education, uplifting working families, and protecting the environment. Lt. Governor Miller's story is a testament to her commitment to breaking barriers and advocating for diverse communities.