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@ohwomenalliance.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 3:43 PM

Are you ready to take a stand? Join our Community Teach-In on Tuesday, September 22 at 6 - 8 p.m. to learn how we got here, and what you can do to protect your community right now. Link in bio or at OhioWomensAlliance.org/flock-no

#ReproductiveJustice #FlockNo #FlockNoCLE #FlockNoCBUS #ALPRs

Graphic with purple background. The corners of the graphic has a halftone effect. Emerging from the left side of the graphic is a light pink and halftone color-treated image of a camera. At the top of the graphic, fully capitalized white text reads "FLOCK NO:" Below that, light pink text reads "Community Teach-In. September 22, 2026 @ 6 - 8 p.m." Further down, white text reads "Protect your family. Protect your community. Protect yourself." with the last line having a double pink underline. Along the bottom of the graphic are organizational logos for Abortion Forward, Abortion Fund of Ohio, New Voices for Reproductive Justice, Ohio Women's Alliance, and Preterm.
@ohwomenalliance.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 3:43 PM

In Part Three of the Ohio Repro Says #FlockNo series, we examine recent Federal & State-led efforts to criminalize pregnancy, miscarriage, & abortion care — and the very dangerous situation that can create for Black birthing people right here in Ohio.

Graphic with teal background and a half-tone effect in the corners. White text with light pink used for emphasis reads "Your pregnancy outcome should never be treated like a crime. But without the limited protections offered under Roe, and as anti-abortion extremists continue to stoke vitriolic disinformation, pregnant people — especially Black and Brown pregnant people — are facing increased surveillance and even criminal charges for seeking abortion care, managing miscarriage treatment, and navigating life-threatening complications. According to Pregnancy Justice, during the 2025-2026 legislative session more than 10 "fetal personhood" bills were introduced. At least 12 states introduced bills that would charge a person who received an abortion with homicide — with the death penalty being a possible sentence."Graphic with purple background and a half-tone effect in the corners. Along the top of the image in a teal box, light pink font reads "Case Study: Brittany Watts". Below that, white text with light pink used for emphasis reads "In September 2023, lifelong Ohio resident Brittany Watts was told that her fetus was nonviable at 21 weeks and six days. After multiple hospital visits where Watts was repeatedly denied abortion care — standard treatment for any pregnant person who has miscarried or whose pregnancy is otherwise nonviable — in part, due to Watts’ proximity to Ohio’s abortion restriction at 22 weeks, Watts returned home where she would unfortunately miscarry soon after. Brittany Watts was forced to miscarry alone in her bathroom. Instead of being met with compassion and grace from hospital staff, Watts was arrested under false suspicions, and charged with with a crime before she could even process what she’d experienced. Though the charges were later dropped, the precedent this case set for pregnant Black women in Ohio is terrifying."
@sabine-hartwell.bsky.socialSep 3, 2026, 12:05 PM

They keep lying to us about what they’re doing and how they’re doing it. #FlockNo