The 2025 Assembly Resolution 6 proposes to officially designate March 2025 and March 2026 as Women's History Months in Wisconsin. The resolution highlights the significant contributions of American women across various races, classes, and ethnic backgrounds throughout history, emphasizing their roles in achieving property rights, suffrage, and equal rights. It acknowledges Wisconsin's historical milestones, such as being the first state to ratify the 19th Amendment and passing the nation's first women's equal rights law in 1921. The resolution also recognizes the achievements of notable Wisconsin women in various fields, including politics, arts, and sciences, while underscoring the ongoing need for progress toward gender equality.

The resolution aims to honor and celebrate the vital roles women have played in shaping American society, culture, and governance, as well as their contributions to the workforce and community. It calls for increased awareness of women's history and the importance of recognizing their impact on both state and national levels. By designating these months, the resolution seeks to inspire future generations and promote the continued advancement of women's rights and representation in all areas of life.