Please join us for a webinar about representing young people in judicial bypass cases. We will provide a brief overview of parental involvement laws and judicial bypass across the country, examine this work through a reproductive justice lens, and offer tips for supporting young people and working with clinics and advocates in judicial bypass cases.
Each fall, If/When/How places over a half-dozen new law graduates as Reproductive Justice Fellows at grassroots, local, and national organizations working to make reproductive freedom a reality for all. In this webinar, you'll meet If/When/How staff and former RJ Fellows, learn about what a day as a Fellow looks like, and get essential info on what to consider as you work on your application. If you're ready to kick off your career as a lawyer for reproductive justice, join us!
Boston DSA's Socialist Feminist Working Group is proud to present this workshop on self-managed abortion, originally scheduled for the 2019 Boston Anarchist Bookfair.
The webinar mini-briefing will introduce the June Supreme Court case, dive into the case law and background, explore why the case is a reproductive justice issue, highlight If/When/How's amicus brief arguments, and explain why law student action is so important.
The webinar mini-briefing will introduce the June Supreme Court case, dive into the case law and background, explore why the case is a reproductive justice issue, highlight If/When/How's amicus brief arguments, and explain why law student action is so important.
All over the world, people are safely ending their pregnancies outside medical facilities, often with medicine—a practice called self-managed abortion. In most countries, criminal or punitive laws and policies place legal restrictions on self-managed abortion and violate the human rights of pregnant people and those who help them.
Panelists will share their experiences of the harms of the criminalization of self-managed abortion and together will envision a future that promotes the human rights of pregnant people and those who help them self-manage their abortions.
The legal right to abortion is under threat, including the Supreme Court case Gee v. June to be heard on March 4, 2020, with the potential to overturn Roe v. Wade. Despite the successful right-wing erosion of reproductive rights, people continue to have abortions, within, despite, and beyond legal limits. Hear from leading experts about the fight for abortion rights in 2020 and beyond!
Calling all legal interns and law students! Working remotely this summer? Join us for a series of virtual conversations on reproductive rights and justice. You'll have the opportunity to chat with leading repro advocates about critical court cases to watch, intersectional RJ issues, and beginning your career as an RJ lawyer in deeply uncertain times.
Calling all legal interns and law students! Working remotely this summer? Join us for a series of virtual conversations on reproductive rights and justice. You'll have the opportunity to chat with leading repro advocates about critical court cases to watch, intersectional RJ issues, and beginning your career as an RJ lawyer in deeply uncertain times. For more information, email [email protected]
Calling all legal interns and law students! Working remotely this summer? Join us for a series of virtual conversations on reproductive rights and justice. You'll have the opportunity to chat with leading repro advocates about critical court cases to watch, intersectional RJ issues, and beginning your career as an RJ lawyer in deeply uncertain times. For more information, email [email protected]