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 throughout history, emphasizing their roles in various fields such as politics, education, and the military. It acknowledges Wisconsin's historical milestones, including granting property rights to married women in 1850, the first women graduating from the University of Wisconsin in 1869, and the state's early support for women's suffrage and equal rights legislation. The resolution also recognizes the achievements of notable Wisconsin women and their ongoing impact on society.

By proclaiming these months as Women's History Months, the resolution aims to raise awareness of women's contributions to the state and the nation, while also acknowledging the work that remains to ensure gender equality. It serves as a reminder of the vital roles women have played in shaping history and encourages future generations to continue advocating for women's rights and representation in all areas of life.