Tulane Law Students for Reproductive Justice

Tulane Law Students for Reproductive Justice is a national nonprofit network dedicated to educating, organizing, and supporting law students and new lawyers in advancing reproductive rights as fundamental civil and human rights. Based at Tulane Law School in New Orleans, LA, the organization plays a vital role in preparing the next generation of legal advocates equipped to protect and expand reproductive justice protections.

The organization operates through a comprehensive approach that combines educational programming with practical advocacy work. LSRJ sponsors speakers, panel discussions, workshops, and conferences designed to deepen students' understanding of reproductive justice issues and legal frameworks. Beyond classroom-based education, the organization engages in substantive projects and partnerships with local New Orleans-based reproductive justice organizations, ensuring that students gain real-world experience in this critical area of law.

Open to all Tulane Law School students, LSRJ leverages Tulane's distinctive position as the nation's 12th oldest law school with a strong commitment to practical skills training and community service. The organization benefits from Tulane Law's renowned expertise in comparative and international law, as well as its established clinical legal education programs and pro bono service requirements. This combination of national network resources and local New Orleans partnerships positions LSRJ students to make meaningful contributions to reproductive justice advocacy.

Through its integrated approach combining education, organizing, and direct service, Tulane Law Students for Reproductive Justice equips aspiring lawyers with the knowledge, skills, and professional networks necessary to advance reproductive rights protections throughout their legal careers.