Recognizing Contributions of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Women
The U.S. Senate officially recognizes and celebrates the heritage, culture, and significant contributions of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian women to the United States. The resolution highlights their roles in history, military service, business, science, medicine, and arts, as well as their advocacy for civil rights and environmental protection. This aims to raise public awareness and promote further investment in their future, including access to justice, healthcare, and opportunities for advancement.
Key points
The resolution emphasizes the historical and contemporary contributions of Native women to American society, including their role in defending tribal rights and sovereignty.
It highlights their achievements in various fields such as military service, business (over 11,600 businesses owned by Native women in 2024), medicine, science, and arts.
It points to the need for continued investment in the future of these women to address barriers in access to justice, healthcare, and educational and economic opportunities.
Status:
Adopted
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