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For Lawyers of Color, Collective Liberation Looks Like Mental Health Care
By Dena Robinson, J.D. and Kimya Forouzan, J.D., MPH
By Dena Robinson, J.D., former If/When/How Board President, and Kimya Forouzan, J.D.,…
The Home of Unpaid Family Leave
By Kate Miceli, University of Richmond School of Law ’18
What We Wish Someone Had Told Us About Law School — Before We Got There
By If/When/How
The law school journey can be terribly opaque, especially for folks who…
Q&A with URGE’s Jordyn Close
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Welcome to our second annual Judicial Bypass Week at If/When/How! We’re highlighting the excellent…
The Hardest Conversations: My Christian Faith Demands Reproductive Justice
By By Mashayla Hays, Esq., If/When/How Reproductive Justice Fellow at New Voices/Women’s Law Project
Time’s Up for White Saviors: When Allies Need to Step Back
By Monica Edwards, J.D., If/When/How Reproductive Justice Fellow at URGE: Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity
I Didn’t Pass the Bar Exam. But It’s Just Part of My Michelle Obama Phase.
By Mashayla Hays, Esq., If/When/How Reproductive Justice Fellow at New Voices/Women’s Law Project