Doorae Shin

Doorae Shin is an experienced environmental advocate and community organizer who has a strong background in non-profit management. She is a highly skilled professional with expertise in Sustainability, Advocacy, Facilitation, Nonprofit Organizations, Public Speaking, and Leadership.

Doorae Shin is a graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa, where she honed her skills and passion for environmental conservation and community engagement.

Throughout her career, Doorae Shin has held various key positions in notable organizations. She served as the Oahu Chapter Coordinator at The Surfrider Foundation, Project Manager at Clarity Project, and Plastic Free Hawaii Program Manager at Kokua Hawaii Foundation.

In addition, Doorae Shin has valuable experience as a Student Sustainability Coordinator and Student Liaison to the Sustainability Council at the University of Hawaii. She also worked as a RISE Marine Debris Fellow at Kupu and Opinions Editor at Ka Leo O Hawai'i.

Doorae Shin's diverse professional background includes roles such as Sales and Networking Coordinator at Flo Water, Student Researcher at the Barack Obama Hawaii Presidential Center Initiative, and UH Manoa Club Leader at Surfrider Foundation Oahu Chapter.

Furthermore, Doorae Shin has enriched her experience through internships at the Korean Resource Center and the National Korean American Service & Education Consortium, where she further developed her advocacy and organizational skills.

Doorae Shin's dedication to environmental causes and her extensive experience in community organizing make her a valuable asset in the non-profit sector and beyond.