UNH Law If/When/How - Lawyering for Reproductive Justice

If/When/How - Lawyering for Reproductive Justice is a dynamic student organization at the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law in Concord, NH, dedicated to advancing reproductive rights through legal advocacy and education. Operating within one of the nation's most innovative ABA-accredited law schools, this organization brings together law students passionate about social justice and reproductive autonomy to engage in meaningful legal work and intellectual discourse.

The organization serves as a vital community for students interested in the intersection of law and reproductive justice, providing opportunities to expand their intellectual engagement beyond traditional classroom learning. Members of If/When/How participate in an array of activities designed to enhance their understanding of reproductive rights issues and develop practical legal skills in this critical area of social justice.

Located in Concord, New Hampshire's vibrant legal and political hub, the organization benefits from its proximity to state legislative offices, state government agencies, and local, state, and federal courts. This unique positioning allows student members to engage with real-world legal challenges and policy development affecting reproductive rights at multiple governmental levels.

If/When/How represents the commitment of UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law to developing legal professionals who stand ready to join the ranks of alumni leaders in public interest and social justice. The law school's emphasis on practice-based learning and challenging dialogue from orientation forward creates an ideal environment for students committed to reproductive justice work. Through student-led initiatives like If/When/How, the institution cultivates the next generation of attorneys prepared to advocate for meaningful legal change and advance reproductive autonomy in communities throughout New Hampshire and beyond.