The resolution designates September as Deaf Awareness Month in Texas, highlighting the importance of promoting understanding and support for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It acknowledges the historical significance of the International Day of the Deaf, which began in 1958 and evolved into a weeklong celebration of the deaf community's contributions and experiences. The resolution emphasizes the rich cultural heritage of Texas's deaf and hard of hearing population, who utilize various communication methods, including American Sign Language and assistive technologies.

Additionally, the resolution recognizes the efforts of government agencies, such as the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, in providing essential services and programs to support the deaf and hard of hearing community. It calls attention to ongoing advocacy aimed at expanding access to resources and reducing stigma associated with hearing loss. By designating September as Deaf Awareness Month, the resolution aims to educate the public on relevant issues and celebrate the significant contributions of the deaf community to Texas's society and economy. The designation will remain in effect until the 10th anniversary of the resolution's passage.