The resolution declares October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in the District of Columbia, emphasizing the importance of protecting the dignity and safety of all residents. It highlights the prevalence of domestic violence, noting that a significant percentage of both women and men in the District have experienced intimate partner violence, sexual violence, or stalking. The resolution also underscores the devastating consequences of domestic violence, including economic abuse and homelessness, particularly among marginalized communities.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for increased awareness and outreach to combat domestic violence, advocating for better support and funding for service providers to meet the growing demand for assistance. It stresses the need for culturally specific services that affirm the diverse backgrounds of survivors and emphasizes the Council's commitment to partnering with various stakeholders to enhance support for survivors and end domestic violence in the District. The resolution takes effect immediately upon publication in the District of Columbia Register.