The resolution proposes an interim study to explore strategies and policies aimed at making Nebraska more appealing to young people, including students, young professionals, entrepreneurs, and early-career families. The study will assess various factors that influence young people's decisions to stay in, move to, or leave the state, focusing on talent retention, workforce development, and community vitality. Key areas of evaluation will include demographic trends, job availability and wage competitiveness, housing accessibility, cultural and recreational opportunities, educational systems, support for young entrepreneurs, civic engagement, and best practices from other regions.

The Urban Affairs Committee of the Nebraska Legislature is tasked with conducting this study and will gather input from a range of stakeholders, including young residents, employers, and educational institutions. Upon completion, the committee will report its findings and recommendations to the Legislative Council or Legislature, aiming to identify systemic barriers and opportunities for enhancing the state's attractiveness to younger demographics.