UNLV If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice is a student organization at the William S. Boyd School of Law in Las Vegas, NV, dedicated to advancing reproductive rights and access to abortion services. As a local chapter of the national If/When/How organization, this group advocates for comprehensive reproductive justice through legal education and community engagement. The organization operates within Boyd School of Law's innovative framework, which emphasizes real-world legal challenges and professional interactions from the beginning of students' legal education. Members of If/When/How benefit from Boyd's exceptional resources, including state-of-the-art facilities and a curriculum designed to prepare ethical and effective lawyers and leaders. The school's commitment to community service and public clinics provides the organization with practical opportunities to engage in meaningful reproductive justice work. Students involved with If/When/How gain exposure to the complexities of reproductive rights law while contributing to the broader Las Vegas community's access to legal advocacy. The organization represents Boyd School of Law's dedication to addressing contemporary social justice issues through legal education. By bringing together law students passionate about reproductive justice, If/When/How creates a collaborative environment for learning and advocacy. The student organization leverages Boyd's strong clinical programs and emphasis on professional development to prepare advocates capable of serving clients and communities effectively. Through If/When/How, students at the Las Vegas-based Boyd School of Law engage with pressing issues of reproductive autonomy and justice, positioning themselves as future leaders in this critical area of law.