# National Women of Color in Tech Day

Congress is officially designating March 24th, 2023, as "National Women of Color in Tech Day." This is a symbolic recognition meant to highlight and celebrate the contributions of women of color working in technology fields.

What this means in practical terms is that the federal government is setting aside this specific date as an official observance. It's similar to how we have other national days like Mother's Day or Veterans Day—it's a way for the country to officially acknowledge and draw attention to a particular group or cause. On this day, organizations, schools, and businesses are encouraged to recognize and celebrate women of color in technology careers, whether through events, educational programs, or simply raising awareness about their achievements and the challenges they face in the tech industry.

This resolution doesn't create any new laws, funding, or requirements for individuals or businesses. It's not mandating that anyone do anything specific. Rather, it's a statement from Congress saying that this group deserves recognition and that March 24th should be remembered for this purpose. The real impact depends on how organizations choose to use this official designation—some might host events, others might use it as an opportunity to discuss diversity in tech, and some might simply acknowledge the day. It's essentially Congress using its platform to shine a spotlight on an underrepresented group in a field that's increasingly important to the economy and society.

A resolution designating March 24th, 2023, as "National Women of Color in Tech Day".

Rosen, Jacky

 <p>This resolution designates National Women of Color in Tech Day to celebrate the contribution to the field of technology made by women of color.</p>