A new tool designed to fill in the gaps left by many Constitutional Law courses around reproductive rights. Use it to round out your education, get ahead of the curve, and equip your members with the information they need to be classroom advocates, cultivating robust discussions around these often under-covered issues.
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Want to put on an event but can't come up with any ideas?
Don't have time to put something together from scratch?
Not sure how to get people to care, let alone come to an event?
Don't worry—you're covered with LSRJ's Easy Events in an Envelope (EEE). Campus activism just doesn't get any easier than this! We've taken care of the heavy lifting and front-end planning, so all you have to do is follow the step-by-step instructions and voila! you're ready to host a successful, popular event. EEEs are self-contained toolkits complete with background information on the featured issues, a description of the suggested event, instructions for execution, lists of other resources for more information, suggested co-sponsors, handouts, and flyers for publicity. Student Coordinators can request them from the national office by sending an email to info@lsrj.org.
LSRJ Fact Sheets cover a panoply of reproductive health, rights, and justice issues. They offer a hotbed of ideas for events, papers, and fellowship projects. Fact sheets also make terrific handouts for quick peer education.
A new tool designed to fill in the gaps left by many International Law and Human Rights courses around reproductive rights. Use it to round out your education, get ahead of the curve, and equip your members with the information they need to be classroom advocates, cultivating robust discussions around these often under-covered issues.
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The guide contains listings for legal internships and fellowships at over 70 non-profit organizations across the country. Each entry includes information about the organization's mission, contact and application information, and details about projects and requirements.
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In addition to the resources provided in the LSRJ Student Activist Binder, there are a number of websites that can lead you to helpful and current information on sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice issues. Here's a list of some of our most frequently referenced websites.
Lobby for a new seminar, create a reading group, or conduct your own independent study in reproductive rights and justice using the newly revised Model Curriculum. It's divided into 12 modules and easily adapted to meet a range of course units and a variety of familiarity levels among students.
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A wiki compilation of law journal articles, cases, books, and films on reproductive rights issues—everything from abortion bans to xenophobic zealots. Use it for research and writing projects, or for your own information.
Connect with professionals and practitioners all over the country who would be delighted to speak about reproductive justice at your campus events. If you've heard a spectacular speaker recently, then add them to the directory.
Learn about the Stupak-Pitts Amendment and share your knowledge with law students in your community.
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Use these talking points to discuss and answer questions about the Stupak-Pitts Amendment.
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Advertise on your campus with this poster.
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Use Facebook and Twitter to voice your opposition to the Stupak-Pitts Amendment.
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Repossess Reproductive Justice - Bringing Rights Within Reach. RepoRepro is the blog of Law Students for Reproductive Justice.
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Check out the LSRJ Web forum and join the conversation. Start, Participate, and Observe the discussions, post in our bulletin boards, and send our group messages.
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