Affirms the Senate’s support for International Women’s Day and formally recognizes the human rights, safety, and empowerment of women and girls worldwide. It summarizes findings about persistent problems—like child marriage, maternal mortality, and heightened risks in humanitarian crises—and links women’s full participation to stronger economies, peace, and security.

The resolution honors activists and defenders, reaffirms commitments to end discrimination and gender-based violence, and encourages U.S. observance of International Women’s Day through appropriate educational and commemorative activities. It is a nonbinding, symbolic statement rather than a funding or regulatory measure.