If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice at UC Law

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice is a student organization rooted in the University of Cincinnati College of Law's distinguished legacy of social justice education and community engagement. Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, this organization embodies UC Law's core mission to educate and inspire leaders committed to pursuing justice and advancing the role of law in society.

Built on nearly two centuries of legal education excellence since the law school's founding in 1833, If/When/How carries forward UC Law's tradition of training lawyers dedicated to positive social change. The organization operates within a law school consistently recognized among the nation's leading institutions for public interest law and social justice work. This positioning allows members to engage with a community of faculty, students, and alumni who share a commitment to lifting underserved communities and advancing human rights.

The Cincinnati location provides If/When/How with unique advantages rooted in the region's thriving legal ecosystem and collaborative spirit. Members benefit from UC Law's deep partnerships with the local legal profession, courts, government agencies, and business community. The law school's Ohio Innocence Project, which has helped release 42 individuals who together served more than 800 years in prison for crimes they did not commit, exemplifies the institution's commitment to justice-centered legal work that inspires the values embodied in If/When/How.

As a student organization at UC Law, If/When/How connects members to a supportive community dedicated to developing their professional identity as future attorneys committed to reproductive justice. The organization benefits from UC Law's alumni network and mentorship opportunities, creating pathways for students to engage meaningfully with reproductive rights advocacy and policy work in Cincinnati and beyond.