If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice at UofL

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice at UofL is a dedicated student organization based at the University of Louisville - Brandeis School of Law in Louisville, Kentucky. This organization brings together law students who are passionate about advancing reproductive justice through legal education, advocacy, and community engagement. The group focuses on exploring the intersection of law and reproductive rights, providing students with practical experience in this critical area of social justice.

Members of If/When/How at the University of Louisville engage in substantive legal work that addresses the complex challenges facing individuals seeking reproductive healthcare and autonomy. Through their involvement with this organization, students develop expertise in navigating the legal landscape surrounding reproductive justice issues while building meaningful connections with peers who share their commitment to this cause.

Based in Louisville, KY, the organization serves as a hub for law students interested in understanding how legal frameworks impact reproductive decision-making and access to care. The group provides opportunities for students to deepen their knowledge of reproductive justice principles and contribute to ongoing conversations about how the legal system can better serve communities.

If/When/How at UofL represents the next generation of lawyers committed to using their legal training in service of reproductive justice. By bringing together motivated students at the University of Louisville - Brandeis, the organization creates a supportive community where future attorneys can explore this important practice area and develop their professional identities around these values.