Brooklyn Law If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice is a student organization at Brooklyn Law School in Brooklyn, NY, dedicated to advancing reproductive rights through legal advocacy and education. Operating within one of the nation's most comprehensive and nationally renowned clinical programs, this organization connects law students with meaningful opportunities to engage in public interest work focused on reproductive justice issues.

Brookly Law School, founded in 1901 and located in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, has established itself as a leader in legal education with particular strength in clinical and public service law programs. The school's innovative approach to legal training emphasizes hands-on experience and real-world problem-solving, making it an ideal environment for students passionate about reproductive justice work.

The If/When/How organization benefits from Brooklyn Law School's extensive resources, including its acclaimed clinical program—recognized as one of the first of its kind and today among the nation's most diverse and comprehensive professional skills programs. Students involved with If/When/How gain practical experience while contributing to important advocacy efforts in the reproductive rights field.

Brooklyn Law School's faculty members are recognized nationally and internationally as leaders in their fields, with scholarship and advocacy spanning diverse areas including constitutional law, criminal law and procedure, and public interest work. This intellectual environment provides If/When/How members with mentorship and guidance from accomplished legal professionals committed to law reform and social justice.

The organization operates within a law school community of over 1,000 students representing 42 states and seven countries, creating a diverse and engaged student body committed to using legal skills for social change. If/When/How represents the school's broader mission of preparing lawyers who will drive forward to meet the demands of a new world of law, with particular focus on reproductive justice advocacy.