Protect Raven Blackheart – Demand Justice & Trans-Affirming Care
By: UPROAR Admin · June 28, 2025
Protect Raven Blackheart – Demand Justice & Trans-Affirming Care
(Raven uses she / her pronouns.)
Raven Blackheart (ID #1918138) now reports untreated, severe lower-right abdominal pain that began on 6/10/25. Staff have refused to examine her and are blocking her legal mail and access to the courts, despite her having paperwork proving the interference. This comes on top of the rape, branding, strip-search humiliation, and PREA retaliation already documented below.
🔍 Case Summary
Key incidents against Raven:
- 2024: Filed a §1983 suit after documented rape & branding; facility refused to preserve DNA evidence.
- Reported to advocates May 6 2025: Raven’s father is seeking counsel & an interstate transfer; Raven confirms she has video evidence of all abuse.
- Facility punished Raven by forcing her to sleep on a feces- and urine-soaked mattress (date unspecified).
- Raven was OC-sprayed and denied decontamination for roughly six hours (date unspecified).
- Raven was subjected to a forced strip search in only her underwear (date unspecified).
- Severe lower-right abdominal pain has persisted since early June 2025; sick-call requests ignored.
- On or about June 30 2025 staff again refused examination and seized her outgoing legal mail.
✊ Demands
- Immediate transfer to a trans-affirming facility with external oversight.
- Emergency diagnostic imaging & treatment for Raven’s abdominal pain at an outside hospital.
- Independent PREA investigation into all abuses and retaliation.
- Trauma-informed care—regular mental-health counseling with an outside specialist.
- Facilitate retained counsel: allow Raven unmonitored legal calls & law-library access so her family can pursue litigation and transfer.
- End punitive practices: no more coerced waivers, strip cells, or punitive isolation.
- Restore legal access: weekly free calls and secure delivery of all legal mail.
OSIG Ombudsman Complaint
• Name / Phone / Email — use your own or leave blank to stay anonymous.
• Relationship to Inmate — e.g., “Concerned citizen advocate.”
• Facility Name — Red Onion State Prison (ROSP).
• Inmate Name, DOC# — Raven Blackheart, #1918138.
• Unit — Suicide-watch cell (segregation).
• Copy the Summary text below into the “Summary of what occurred” box.
• List staff in “Subjects Involved” (names unknown → write “Red Onion staff on C-shift,” etc.).
• Select “Yes” for warden awareness and “Yes” for evidence (video, medical, legal mail).
Healthcare Compliance Unit
• Nature of complaint — select Neglect and Quality of Care.
• Patient/Resident name — Raven Blackheart (#1918138).
• Program/Facility — Red Onion State Prison (ROSP).
• Summary — copy & paste the text below.
🖥️ Submit Healthcare Complaint
📞 Step 3: Make Calls
OSIG Ombudsman: (804) 225‑2005
OSIG Healthcare Unit: 833‑333‑6744
Hello, my name is ___ and I’m calling about the safety of transgender woman Raven Blackheart (ID #1918138) at Red Onion State Prison.
- In 2024 she was raped and branded; staff refused to preserve DNA or press charges.
- Her PREA complaint was dismissed, leading her to self-harm.
- She endured OC-spray retaliation and was forced to sleep on a feces-soaked mattress (video preserved).
- Officers later subjected her to a forced strip search while she wore only underwear.
- Since early June 2025 she has suffered severe lower-right abdominal pain; on or about 6 / 30 / 25 medical staff again refused treatment and seized her legal mail.
We demand:
- Immediate transport to an outside hospital for diagnostic imaging and treatment.
- Ongoing trauma-informed mental-health care.
- Protective transfer to a trans-affirming facility with external oversight.
- An end to all interference with her legal correspondence.
- An independent investigation into staff misconduct and retaliation.
What steps will you take today to protect Raven and meet these demands?
✅ Step 4: Report Your Action
🔗 More Ongoing Campaigns
Thank you for taking action and standing with us. By coming together as a united network of loved ones, you become the source of power that officials fear most. Keep sharing information, organizing your communities, and demanding accountability—your collective voice can expose abuses and force change. Together, we will build UPROAR into a strong, relentless pressure group that protects those behind bars and ensures their well-being.
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