The resolution recognizes March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in Washington state, highlighting the contributions of individuals with developmental disabilities to families, communities, and public life. It emphasizes the importance of treating all individuals with dignity and respect, noting that approximately 120,000 people in Washington meet the criteria for intellectual and developmental disabilities. The resolution acknowledges the roles these individuals play as students, coworkers, and friends, and underscores the significance of community support and belonging.

Furthermore, the resolution commends the efforts of families, caregivers, educators, health care professionals, and advocates who work collaboratively to support individuals with developmental disabilities throughout their lives. It asserts that Washington's commitment to equity and opportunity is enhanced when these individuals are included and can fully participate in their communities. The resolution concludes by urging the Washington state Senate to honor individuals with developmental disabilities and express gratitude to those who support them, fostering a more inclusive and connected society.