The resolution acknowledges the alarming rates of violence, homicide, and disappearance faced by Indigenous women and girls in Washington state and across the nation. It highlights the state's high ranking in cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women, which reflects a systemic crisis that necessitates immediate action. The resolution points out the legal and jurisdictional complexities that hinder effective law enforcement responses, resulting in delays and a lack of justice for affected families. It also recognizes the ongoing trauma experienced by Indigenous communities due to these unresolved cases.

In response to this crisis, the resolution honors the efforts of Indigenous advocates, tribal nations, and grassroots organizations working to raise awareness and seek policy solutions. It notes the steps Washington state has taken, such as establishing a task force and enacting legislation aimed at improving reporting and coordination. The resolution calls for continued efforts to educate the public and strengthen partnerships among tribal nations, law enforcement, and local organizations to prevent further injustices. Ultimately, it expresses solidarity with the families of missing and murdered Indigenous individuals and emphasizes the need for justice and accountability.