Summary

Recognizes and commemorates the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (ASHA) 100th anniversary and highlights its century of work on behalf of people with communication disorders, including roles in professional licensing, advocacy for federal laws, and public awareness (noting May as National Speech‑Language‑Hearing Month). The resolution is ceremonial and expressive only — it does not create new duties, authorize spending, or change law.

Key Points

• Formally recognizes and commemorates ASHA’s 100th anniversary and centennial year.
• Highlights ASHA’s role advancing audiology and speech‑language pathology professions and professional licensing.
• Acknowledges ASHA’s advocacy on federal laws and public awareness efforts to reduce stigma for people with communication disorders.
• Notes May as National Speech‑Language‑Hearing Month and draws attention to the prevalence and challenges of communication disorders.
• Is purely ceremonial — it does not create new programs, authorize spending, or change legal requirements.

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