Designating March 12, 2026, as "Detransition Awareness Day".

Summary

Declares that “gender ideology” and gender-affirming care have caused harm—especially to minors—by citing alleged irreversible medical effects (infertility, impaired sexual function, reduced bone density, altered brain development), increases in gender dysphoria diagnoses since 2013, counts of related diagnoses and interventions from 2017–2021, detransition cases, and the existence of roughly 225 children’s hospitals offering such care. The document frames these findings and detransition reports as the factual basis for the resolution's conclusions.

• The measure declares that gender-affirming care and "gender ideology" have harmed people, especially minors.
• It lists alleged irreversible medical harms attributed to some gender-affirming treatments (infertility, sexual function changes, bone density, brain development).
• Cites an increase in gender dysphoria diagnoses since 2013 and provides counts of diagnoses and interventions from 2017–2021 sourced from media and reports.
• Notes that roughly 225 children’s hospitals provide gender-affirming care and highlights detransition cases and Detransition Awareness Day.
• The text is framed as findings/declarations rather than authorizing spending, creating regulations, or updating medical standards.
• The language and evidence cited are likely intended to shape public and policy-maker views about youth gender care.
• By emphasizing harms and detransition, the resolution may be used to justify future legislative or regulatory actions restricting care.