The resolution celebrates and recognizes March 21, 2023, as "World Down Syndrome Day" in the state of Arkansas. It highlights the significance of Down Syndrome as a naturally occurring chromosomal arrangement that affects individuals in various ways, emphasizing the importance of adequate healthcare, early intervention, and inclusive education for those with Down Syndrome. The resolution also underscores the inherent dignity and valuable contributions of individuals with intellectual disabilities, advocating for their autonomy and independence.

Additionally, the resolution notes that World Down Syndrome Day is observed on the 21st day of the third month to symbolize the triplication of the 21st chromosome, which causes Down Syndrome. It acknowledges the prevalence of the condition, affecting approximately one in every 800 babies in the United States, and marks the eighteenth anniversary of this global observance aimed at supporting individuals with Down Syndrome and their advocates.