Bill > SR660

This resolution, originating from the Senate, formally recognizes February 10, 2026, as Interfaith Children’s Movement Day at the capitol, acknowledging the significant work of the Interfaith Children’s Movement (ICM). The ICM, founded in 2001, is a Georgia-based policy and advocacy organization committed to promoting child-centered public policy and improving systems that support children, families, and communities. Guided by faith values, equity, justice, and human dignity, the ICM strives to ensure all children in Georgia have access to opportunity and well-being, regardless of their circumstances. The organization actively engages in legislative advocacy, policy analysis, coalition-building, and civic engagement to address systemic barriers affecting children and families, with a focus on areas like education equity, child welfare, maternal and infant health, health access, economic and food security, and community stability. By partnering with faith communities, non-profits, and public institutions, the ICM champions preventative, evidence-based, and community-informed solutions to strengthen public systems and foster long-term social and economic mobility, serving as a trusted voice for children and families in shaping policy that reflects shared values and a commitment to the common good. The Secretary of the Senate is directed to provide a copy of this resolution to the Interfaith Children’s Movement.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/72623