Pale yellow background with wisteria cascading down the right top corner. Bold purple text reads, "Reproductive Justice Community Call". Smaller text reads, "Advocacy in Action". Grass runs along the bottom of the graphic. In the grass is an illustration of a sage green watering can. Text over it reads, "Wednesday, April 22nd. 6PM-7:15PM." A small ladybug flies with carried pink flower petals. Smaller purple text inside of a purple outline box says, "RSVP: tinyurl.com/GeorgiaRJ" Amplify Georgia Collaborative logo is in teal at the bottom right corner.

Join us TODAY, April 22nd at 6PM for our Community Call!

Come to convene, connect, and discuss what advocacy in action looks like! Invite your people & we'll see you soon. 👋🏽

RSVP required: tinyurl.com/GeorgiaRJ

#ReproductiveJustice

📣 CALLING COMMS PROFESSIONALS IN GEORGIA! 📣

Amplify Georgia is seeking an Interim Communications Lead.

Are you detail-oriented and great at managing digital media and press? Apply to join our team for the Summer and engage repro champions in Georgia!

Learn more and apply at: buff.ly/VfxL3Si

Join Fake Clinics Suck for our April Community Chat! We will be diving into campaign updates and priorities and talking about the impact of fake clinics on sexual violence survivors. You don’t want to miss it!

🗓️ Wed, April 29 | 6-7:30 PM
📍Virtual
💌 tinyurl.com/FCSCOMMUNITYCHAT (🔗 in bio)

🗣️ Never forget, RJ belongs to everyone!

From the beginning, Reproductive Justice has intended to provide autonomy and liberation for everyone.

Remember, RJ has the power to free us all. But the only way we win is if we fight our freedom together.

#RJ101 #ReproductiveJustice #OurBodiesOurPower

A pink-blue-yellow pastel gradient background with text that states "Amplify Georgia staff is back in office after RJ Week of Rest!"

We're back and we're better!

AmplifyGA is back in office from our RJ Week of Rest. We're excited to return to the work with the rest of our movement partners with renewed energy and focus.

How did you rest this past week? Let us know in the comments!

#ReproductiveJustice #RJWeekOfRest

Thank you to @ifwhenhow and @prhdocs for this comprehensive Know Your Rights guide.

For quick access to reproductive healthcare resources, you can refer to this @AmplifyGA Purple Card.

The sections state: "Can I go to a different state to have an abortion? Yes. You have the right to travel to another state to get the medical care you need, including an abortion. But the laws in every state are different and can depend on your age. There may be other reasons that make traveling difficult for you. To learn more about the abortion laws in every state and how they may affect you, including if you are under 18 years old, call the Repro Legal Helpline at 844-868-2812." and: "Can my health care provider tell anyone else that I had an abortion? HIPAA is a law that says doctors and other health care providers must keep your medical information private unless you agree to share it. There may also be other reasons that health care providers are allowed to share your information, for example, if they think you might try to hurt yourself or someone else. They do NOT have to tell the police if someone has an abortion, but we know some choose to anyway. If you think your health care provider has told or might tell someone about your abortion, call the Repro Legal Helpline at 844-868- 2812." and: "What if my health care provider already told someone else about my abortion? If your health care provider contacts the police or Child Protective Services about your abortion or miscarriage, call the Repro Legal Helpline at 844-868-2812 immediately. You do not have to talk to the police without a lawyer. Talking to a lawyer before you talk to the police or Child Protective Services can help protect your rights."

🧵 The links and resources named throughout the resource guide are easily searchable and have the information you need to receive care without fear of criminalization.

🧵 It's important to keep current on what your rights are when it comes to abortion and miscarriage. Especially in a constantly shifting reproductive landscape.

🧵 Abortion is healthcare. Miscarriage is not criminal.

You have control over what you share with your healthcare providers to keep you safe. And if you ever feel unsure, there are resources to help you along the way.

#ReproductiveJustice #KnowYourRights #StopPolicingPregnancy

A flyer promoting the Incarceration-Impacted Story Jam through Amplify Georgia Collaborative and ARC-Southeast's Care Not Cages inititiative. The body text reads "Have you or your loved ones been impacted by incarceration? Come thru to share your story amongst community! This will be a facilitated conversation with professional counselor Renet’e Washington to discuss our experiences with re-entry, recidivism, familial challenges and more." Blue buttons promote the food and care packages that will be present for attendees. The bottom text shows "Sunday, March 29th, 12PM-2PM." and "RSVP for address: tinyurl.com/NoCagesStoryJam"

Swing by THIS SUNDAY if you’ve been impacted by incarceration and want your voice heard!🗣️

📅THIS SUNDAY, March 29th
⌚12PM-2PM
🔗RSVP FOR ADDRESS: tinyurl.com/NoCagesStoryJam!

Together, we can better understand how to show up for ourselves and community members impacted by the “justice” system.

Background is an image of a protest with signs reading, "Justice for Amber. Justice for Candi" with a transparent teal overlay. At the top, black text reads, "Join us. RJ DAY OF ACTION. A Day of Righteous Rage" Smaller white text reads, "To honor those who have lost their lives due to Georgia's abortion ban and restrictions." Beside that is a small black button with white text reading, "tinyurl.com/RJDayofAction" In the middle are 3 polaroid-style images spread out and overlapping one another. One is a front view of a crowd at a rally with 3 signs visible reading, "TRUST BLACK WOMEN" held by brown-skinned, and darker skinned people. One is the hand of a Black person pouring water into a glass bowl, her burgandy and cream wavy striped dress in the frame. One is a far view of a rally or people, one closer to the frame with a blue and black cape on, speaking to the crowd, and in the foreground, an altar with flowers, fruits, altar item, and a sign reading, "Justice for Amber. Justice for Candi" White text details read, "Friday, March 27th 9AM-2PM. GA State Capitol" Across the bottom in a white bar, are 11 org logos: Amplify Georgia Collaborative, Black Votes Matter, BLK HLTH, Faith in Public Life Action, Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation, Forward Together, M4BL, SisterLove, SisterSong, SPARK, URGE-GA, and Women Engaged

JOIN US THIS FRIDAY, MARCH 27th, at the Georgia State Capitol for Righteous Rage: Reproductive Justice Day of Action.

We’ll gather to grieve and hold space for the human cost of Georgia’s abortion ban and demand accountability.

🔗 FOR MORE INFO, RSVP at: tinyurl.com/RJDayofAction

Join @BlackMamasMatter at the Georgia State Capitol on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, at 8:30 AM for Black Maternal Health Advocacy Day!

A powerful gathering of community members, advocates, healthcare professionals, and policymakers committed to advancing equity in maternal health.

RSVP: bit.ly/bmhad

A post advertising Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation's "The 2026 Cookie Grab". The header states "3 Ways to Ensure You Get Your Box of Cookies From This Year's Cookie Grab." The subhead states "Sale starts on March 18."

The slide shows 3 bullets stating "1. Bookmark feministcenter.org/fundraiser ; 2. Set an alarm for 10:59am so you are first in 11 3. You can also try wishing :)"

Three obvious reasons you should support the Cookie Grab led by @littletartbakeshop benefiting @feministcenter:

1️⃣ To eat artisanal cookies
2️⃣ To support reproductive freedom
3️⃣ To intentionally annoy ignorant politicians

Have I convinced you yet? 😏

Sale starts on March 18!

Background is an image of a protest with signs reading, "Justice for Amber. Justice for Candi" with a transparent orange overlay. To the left, black text reads, "Join us. RJ DAY OF ACTION. A Day of Righteous Rage" Smaller white text reads, "To honor those who have lost their lives due to Georgia's abortion ban and restrictions." Under that is a small black button with white text reading, "tinyurl.com/RJDayofAction" To the right are 3 polaroid-style images spread out and overlapping one another. One is a front view of a crowd at a rally with 3 signs visible reading, "TRUST BLACK WOMEN" held by brown-skinned, and darker skinned people. One is the hand of a Black person pouring water into a glass bowl, her burgancy and cream wavy striped dress in the frame. One is a far view of a rally or people, one closer to the frame with a blue and black cape on, speaking to the crowd, and in the foreground, an altar with flowers, fruits, altar item, and a sign reading, "Justice for Amber. Justice for Candi" White text details read, "Friday, March 27th 9AM-2PM. GA State Capitol" Across the bottom in a white bar, are 11 org logos: Amplify Georgia Collaborative, Black Votes Matter, BLK HLTH, Faith in Public Life Action, Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation, Forward Together, M4BL, SisterLove, SisterSong, SPARK, URGE-GA, and Women Engaged

Join us on March 27 at the GA State Capitol for a day of action and accountability. Come honor Amber, Candi, Adriana, and the countless unnamed whose lives have hung in the balance due to GA's harmful and medically unsound abortion ban. tinyurl.com/RJDayofAction #ReproductiveJustice

If you've been impacted by incarceration, your voice deserves to be heard!🗣️

Our Incarceration-Impacted Story Jam will be a space to share and hear our stories about mass incarceration's affect on folks and our families.

📅Sunday, March 29th
⌚12PM-2PM
🔗RSVP FOR ADDRESS: tinyurl.com/NoCagesStoryJam

Today we #CelebrateAbortionProviders — the people who show up every day with compassion, courage, and creativity to care for their communities.

💛 Ways to show your appreciation today (and every day):
• Donate to @keepourclinics
• Support your local independent clinic

All artwork by: @jkotting

We heard from people about their experiences in navigating care under #HB481.

These stories shed light on the real effect of how abortion bans and restrictions impact pregnant people, including folks who are survivors of sexual assault.

🔗 Full report: buff.ly/CoPwGzh

It’s that time again! Join us NEXT TUESDAY, March 10th, at the Capitol for the annual Pride to the Capitol lobby day, presented by the Georgia Unites Against Discrimination coalition.

We demand liberty and justice for ALL Georgians!

RSVP: www.mobilize.us/hrcga/event/...

Join us next Wednesday, Mar 11th, at 6PM for our Community Call!

What does advocacy look like in action? We'll highlight YWCA's Women's Policy Institute, then recap our RJ Advocacy Day & share ways to continue taking action! Invite your folks! See you soon. 👋🏽

RSVP required: tinyurl.com/GeorgiaRJ

Send your email NOW: tinyurl.com/RJAgenda26

TOMORROW is Crossover Day! By this day, a bill must pass either the House or Senate to be eligible to become law this legislative session. Take a moment NOW to email your legislator asking them to support policies in the RJ State Policy Agenda that will expand care and access. tinyurl.com/RJAgenda26

During our research with @Emory.rise, we heard from people about their experiences in navigating care under #HB481.

*Names are pseudonyms, and we’ve removed specific details in the retelling of these experiences to retain anonymity.*

🔗 Check out the full report:https://amplify-ga.org/DenialOfCare

A poster stating "ABORTION BAN EXCEPTIONS DON’T WORK. What’s the solution? The Reproductive Freedom Act. The RFA repeals Georgia's abortion bans and restrictions, enshrines people's right to decide whether to continue a pregnancy or have an abortion, to access contraception, and to be protected against criminalization, and expands access to care for all Georgians by broadening the providers who can offer care and ensuring that abortion is equitably covered by insurance."

A blue poster stating: "Abortion restrictions harm Georgians, period. The Reproductive Freedom Act would realize Georgia’s commitment to personal freedom, healthy families, and safe communities. Learn more about the study findings, the RFA, and other ways to support at the links in our bio."

When abortion "exceptions" only cause more problems, the Reproductive Freedom Act is the solution.

Full reproductive healthcare is how we ensure the freedom and safety of our communities.

🔗 Check out the full report at amplify-ga.org/DenialOfCare

Delayed Denied Deficient Delayed, Denied, DeficientHow Exceptions Fail to Ensure Critical Care Under Georgia’s Abortion Law. Read the Full Report We know that “exceptions” do not work or make abortion ban…

Even with written “exception” language, pregnant people with medical emergencies are often unable to receive care until they’re close enough to death that providers are finally permitted to proceed with treatment.

To learn more, check out the full report at amplify-ga.org/DenialOfCare.

During our research with @Emory.rise, we heard from people about their experiences in navigating care under #HB481.

It's important for us to hear the stories and what the impacts are of people's unique experiences.

*Names are pseudonyms, and we’ve removed specific details to retain anonymity.*

iPhone is centered on a purple background with, "See you tomorrow" surrounding it. The iPhone lock screen has an abstract deep violet to pale lavender background. It shows the date, "Thursday, February 26", and time as "11:11". There is a reminder notification on screen that reads, "Amplify RJ Advocacy Day @ GA State Capitol" Just above the notification box is the RFA logo with 4 fists raised over a pointilated Georgia outline. At the bottom of the screen is an illustration of a father, mother, and newborn nestled in a birthing tub.

Textured purple wavy frame around a turquoise to yellow gradient background. Amplify Georgia Collaborative vertical white logo centered on top of frame. Frame contains illustration of 7 people close together, another illustration of 2 hands up to the forearm, one lights skinned with red painted nails, and one brown skinned, and the RFA logo with fists raised over a Georgia background. Large white text outlined in purple reads, "RJ Advocacy Day". Below in smaller text reads, "The Future is Rooted in Reproductive Justice." Details centered below are, "GA State Capitol. Feb 26, 2026 8:30AM-2PM. RSVP for details. tinyurl.som/RJAdvocacyDay26" Bordering the bottom of the frame is a blended family to the left, and a family with a newborn in a birthing tub to the right.

Teal and purple background with wavy separation line. On top are all white logos of 23 organizations. Some of them are: Amplify Georgia Collaborative, SPARK, URGE_GA, SisterSong, Faith in Public Life Action, ACLU, and more.

Join us TOMORROW, February 26th, from 8:30AM-2PM for RJ Advocacy Day to tell our representatives we won't stop until we have #ReproductiveFreedom for all, until we’ve defunded FAKE clinics, & we can all access the care we need.
RSVP: tinyurl.com/RJAdvocacyDay26
#RJAdvocacyDayGA #GAPol #RJFutures

Flyer for Sister Song's Fertility Justice Now discussion on Advocacy Day at the Georgia State Capitol on Feb 25th at 8PM. The address is Capitol SQ SW, Atlanta, A 30334.

Join @sistersong_woc & partners on Advocacy Day to advocate for fertility care access for all Georgians.

🔗 Link to register: buff.ly/fa7CEFs
#fertilityjusticenow #fertilityawareness #georgia #reproductivejustice

An orange background covers the left side and bold white text reads, "IG LIVE: NEW REPORT ON DENIAL OF CARE." Smaller text reads, "Join us for a conversation about our findings on what happens when pregnant people need care that qualifies for 'exception' under Georgia's six-week ban." Next to the text is a faded illustration of a young woman holding a teddy bear with her head down, being pushed in a wheelchair by a young man. The details read, "Monday, Feb. 23, 2026. Starting at 12pm ET. Check out the full report at amplify-ga.org/resources" A pale yellow background covers the right side. Inside of a circle, styled live the IG Live indicator is a photo of a brown-skinned Black woman with a long wavy high ponytail, wearing dark purple lip color and a camo jacket. Details under read, "Danielle Rodriguez, Executive Director, Amplify GA" Under her photo is another, styled the same, of a tan-skinned Arab-American woman with long dark hair and glasses. Details under read, "Roula AbiSamra, Director of Strategic Growth, Amplify GA" The Amplify Georgia Collaborative logo is at the bottom.

Join us TODAY on IG Live 12PM EST to talk through a new research report with @emoryrise.bsky.social showing the delay & denial of critical pregnancy care despite patients meeting "exceptions" under GA's abortion ban #HB481

Check the report & bring your questions!
amplify-ga.org/resources

We’ve known since the enforcement of #HB481 that abortion ban exceptions don’t work. Here’s the evidence: dangerous delays and denials of care for pregnant people—including patients whose care should still have been available under the law. Check out the full report: amplify-ga.org/resources

Join us right here for an IG Live🚨on Monday, February 23 at 12pm ET to talk through study findings from a new report with @emoryrise.bsky.social that reveals what happens when critical pregnancy care is denied or delayed for Georgians despite "exceptions" under Georgia's abortion ban #HB481