Northeastern If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice is a dedicated student organization at Northeastern University in Boston, MA, committed to advancing reproductive rights through legal education and advocacy. Operating within the framework of Northeastern's distinguished law program, this organization brings together law students who are passionate about reproductive justice issues and dedicated to understanding the intersection of law and reproductive rights.

The organization provides students with opportunities to engage deeply with reproductive justice advocacy, combining legal theory with practical application. Members of If/When/How work to develop their legal expertise while contributing to meaningful advocacy efforts that impact reproductive autonomy and access to reproductive healthcare. Based in Boston, MA, the organization leverages Northeastern University's resources and academic environment to foster informed, justice-oriented legal professionals.

Through collaborative projects and educational initiatives, If/When/How prepares law students to become advocates who understand the complexities of reproductive justice from legal, ethical, and social perspectives. The organization recognizes that reproductive justice requires comprehensive legal knowledge and a commitment to serving communities most affected by reproductive inequities. Students involved gain practical experience while contributing to broader conversations about reproductive rights, access, and justice within the legal field.

Northeastern University's location in Boston, MA provides a vibrant legal community and access to resources that support this important work. If/When/How represents the next generation of lawyers committed to reproductive justice, combining rigorous legal education with advocacy that centers the voices and experiences of those most impacted by reproductive policies and restrictions.