This House resolution supports United States efforts to improve access to quality, inclusive education and learning outcomes for children and adolescents worldwide, especially girls and other groups facing barriers. It commends existing education work, encourages including education in humanitarian responses, and calls on the Secretary of State and USAID Administrator to promote and prioritize inclusive education. It also urges the United States to meet its international education commitments through annual budget requests. The resolution was referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution calls for U.S. officials to support education programs abroad, including for girls, children with disabilities, and children affected by emergencies. It does not describe a direct change to services for individuals in the United States.
The resolution does not specify costs or funding amounts. It urges the United States to address its international education commitments through annual budget requests.
The resolution states that education can support learning, reduce poverty, and promote economic prosperity and stability. It also describes education as an important part of humanitarian responses, especially for children in emergencies.
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