It’s never too early to engage in the field of sexual and reproductive health (SRH), especially through the lens of Reproductive Justice. As you take your required premedical courses—such as organic chemistry, biochemistry, and calculus—also consider courses that touch on Reproductive Justice, bioethics, public health, and the intersections of science and the humanities. This will help you expand the context in which you think about science and reproductive health. It’s particularly important to engage with the issues and communities surrounding your future practice, which will not exist in a vacuum. Here are some actions you can take to ensure your future work is responsive and relevant…