Remy leads communications for the National Center on Law and Elder Rights (NCLER), an ACL elder justice resource center run by Justice in Aging. She enjoys reaching a vast network with information and trainings that support advocates in building capacity, expertise, and skills to reach and serve older adults
Remy’s passion for working with older adults started at a young age while helping out at the adult day program for people with dementia that her mother ran. Later, Remy served in an AmeriCorps role as a caseworker for refugees and asylees at the International Rescue Committee, where she provided holistic case management, including aiding clients in navigating benefits and addressing barriers to health and wellness. There, she noticed that ageist assumptions and systemic discrimination created additional barriers for older refugees and asylees. The desire to work towards confronting and dismantling these barriers for older adults led Remy to Justice in Aging in 2018.
Remy graduated from Fairhaven College in 2015 with a BA in International Development. She lives in Durango, Colorado, and enjoys the beautiful nature the area has to offer.
