Declares gun violence a public health crisis, supports state and local declarations, and urges a coordinated federal public‑health response. It asks the CDC to expand public‑health research and data collection on firearm injuries and violence prevention and requests the Surgeon General issue a report on firearm injuries and violence prevention.

The resolution is symbolic and nonbinding: it sets policy direction and priorities for federal public‑health agencies and signals congressional intent to promote research, coordination, and resources to address gun violence, but it does not authorize funding or create new programs.