Recognizes April 10 as National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and records the House’s support for actions to prevent and treat HIV in young people. The resolution highlights data showing high rates of new HIV diagnoses among youth (ages 13–24), racial and sexual orientation disparities, gaps in retention in care, and the need to expand youth-friendly prevention, testing, treatment (including PrEP), funding, stigma reduction, and laws and policies that protect youth rights and participation.