The 2025 Assembly Joint Resolution 47, introduced by a group of representatives and senators, declares May as Eye Health Awareness Month in Wisconsin. The resolution emphasizes the importance of healthy vision for overall well-being and highlights the prevalence of vision impairment and blindness, many of which can be prevented or treated through awareness and early detection. It identifies common eye health conditions, such as amblyopia, cataracts, and glaucoma, and underscores the need for education and proactive measures to address these issues.

The resolution encourages Wisconsin residents to prioritize their eye health by scheduling regular eye exams, using protective measures like sunglasses, and educating themselves about the risks and symptoms of eye conditions. Additionally, it calls on both public and private entities to participate in this observance by promoting education and providing resources to support eye health initiatives.