Aimee Howard is a paralegal on the U.S. Advocacy and Litigation team, where she supports impact litigation and policy work rooted in racial and social justice. She earned her B.A. in Government with a Secondary in African American Studies from Harvard University, where her research focused on urban development, segregation, and how lived experiences were shaped by law and infrastructure.
Prior to joining RFK Human Rights, Aimee worked as an intern at JULIAN, a civil and human rights nonprofit, where she supported police misconduct litigation across Mississippi. Her work included case research, client support, and analysis of patterns of excessive force. Each of these experiences deepened her commitment to accountability, community protection, and civil rights advocacy.
Aimee brings a multidisciplinary lens to her work, drawing on legal research, historical inquiry, and community engagement. She is excited about the opportunity to further develop these skills through the work of the U.S. Advocacy and Litigation team.