If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice at UC Law

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice at UC Law is a dynamic student organization based at the University of Cincinnati College of Law in Cincinnati, OH, dedicated to advancing reproductive rights through legal education and advocacy. Operating within one of the nation's leading social justice law schools, this organization connects students with meaningful opportunities to engage in reproductive justice work while developing essential legal skills.

The organization leverages UC Law's nationally recognized strengths in public interest law and social justice education. Students gain practical experience through clinical placements and externships, with access to UC Law's extensive network of over 800 law firms, government agencies, and courts throughout the Cincinnati area. The law school's commitment to innovation in legal education ensures members receive contemporary training in reproductive rights advocacy, policy analysis, and client representation.

If/When/How benefits from UC Law's robust curriculum that emphasizes practical skills and real-world application. Members can participate in multiple semester-long clinical or externship placements, often extending through their second and third years of law school. The organization operates within a law school community known for its 8:1 student-to-faculty ratio, providing intimate mentorship and guidance from experienced faculty and adjunct professors who bring specialized expertise to reproductive justice issues.

As part of UC Law's broader mission to educate and inspire leaders to pursue justice and advance the role of law in society, If/When/How engages with the Cincinnati legal community and beyond. The organization connects students to opportunities that develop competencies required for 21st century legal practice, including advocacy, research, and policy development focused on reproductive rights and justice.