SLU If When How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice

If When How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice is a dynamic student organization at Saint Louis University in St. Louis, MO, dedicated to advancing legal advocacy in the reproductive justice field. Operating within one of the nation's most prestigious Catholic universities, this organization bridges academic excellence with practical legal engagement on critical reproductive rights issues.

As part of Saint Louis University's commitment to ethics, spirituality, and compassion, If When How provides students with meaningful opportunities to develop legal skills while contributing to reproductive justice initiatives. The organization aligns with SLU's broader mission of preparing students to do good and make a difference in their communities. With access to SLU's rigorous academic framework and the university's strong commitment to service—evidenced by over 1.6 million service hours contributed annually by the SLU community—members gain both theoretical knowledge and practical experience.

The organization benefits from Saint Louis University's designation as an R1 research university by the Carnegie Foundation, reflecting the institution's elite status among U.S. research universities. Students involved in If When How engage with complex legal and ethical questions surrounding reproductive rights while contributing to a broader movement for justice. The student-centered approach at SLU, combined with the university's 9:1 student-to-faculty ratio, ensures that members receive personalized mentorship and guidance from experienced faculty advisors.

Located in St. Louis, Missouri, If When How connects student advocates with resources, expertise, and community partnerships that strengthen their capacity to address reproductive justice through legal channels. The organization represents SLU's commitment to developing bold, confident leaders who are equipped to tackle pressing social justice issues with both intellectual rigor and moral conviction.