DePaul If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice

DePaul If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice is a student organization at DePaul University College of Law in Chicago, IL, dedicated to advancing reproductive rights through legal education and advocacy. As part of a national organization, this Chicago-based student group works to guarantee that all people can exercise their personal rights and make decisions about their own bodies and futures. The organization engages law students in meaningful work that addresses reproductive justice issues affecting vulnerable populations throughout the Chicago community and beyond.

The student organization operates within DePaul College of Law's mission-driven framework, which emphasizes service to underserved populations and commitment to diversity and inclusion. Members of If/When/How gain practical experience in reproductive justice advocacy while contributing to a broader national movement. The organization provides students with opportunities to engage in pro bono work and community service initiatives that align with the law school's values of social justice and equal access to legal resources.

DePaul College of Law's experiential learning programs support student organizations like If/When/How in developing real-world legal skills and understanding complex policy issues related to reproductive rights. Located in Chicago, IL, the organization benefits from the law school's extensive clinical programs and commitment to preparing lawyers who serve vulnerable populations. Students involved with If/When/How contribute to meaningful legal work while building professional networks and deepening their understanding of reproductive justice as a critical area of law and social change.