The resolution introduced on March 14, 2025, designates March 17, 2025, as Domestic Violence Awareness Day at the Legislature. It highlights the alarming statistics surrounding domestic violence, noting that nearly 24 individuals per minute in the U.S. are victims of intimate partner violence, leading to over 12 million victims annually. The resolution emphasizes the severe impact of domestic violence on families, including its role as a leading cause of homelessness and its disruption of survivors' ability to work. It also acknowledges the significant services provided by domestic violence programs in West Virginia, which served over 13,000 individuals in the previous fiscal year.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses the Senate's commitment to addressing domestic violence with the seriousness it warrants and emphasizes the importance of collaboration between policymakers and communities to create effective solutions. It recognizes the West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence for its longstanding efforts in providing essential services and advocating for systemic changes to support survivors and their families. The resolution concludes with a directive to forward a copy to Joyce Yebloskey at the Coalition, reinforcing the Senate's appreciation for their contributions to the state.