Senate Resolution 27, sponsored by Lamar, honors Judith Clerjeune in recognition of her significant contributions to the state of Tennessee as part of Women's Day on the Hill. The resolution highlights Ms. Clerjeune's role as the Advocacy Director for the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC) and TIRRC Votes, where she leads policy initiatives and campaigns that benefit immigrant communities. Her previous experience includes work at the Healing Trust Foundation, the Jean Crowe Advocacy Center, and as a domestic violence specialist at the YWCA of Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Additionally, she has been involved with the steering committee of Healthy and Free Tennessee.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of women's achievements in fostering opportunities for all individuals to pursue the American dream, asserting that when women succeed, it contributes to the success of both Tennessee and the nation. The Senate commends Ms. Clerjeune for her dedication and impact on the community, affirming the value of her work in advancing the rights and well-being of immigrants in Tennessee. An appropriate copy of the resolution will be prepared for presentation, excluding the final clause.