# Red Ribbon Week Resolution

This is a resolution expressing support for Red Ribbon Week, which takes place every year from October 23-31. Red Ribbon Week is a national awareness campaign focused on drug prevention and encouraging people to live drug-free lives.

The resolution doesn't create any new laws or programs—it's simply a statement of support from Congress for the goals and ideals behind Red Ribbon Week. During this week, schools, community organizations, and individuals typically wear red ribbons as a symbol of their commitment to staying drug-free and supporting drug prevention efforts. The resolution acknowledges and endorses these activities.

Since this is just a symbolic resolution rather than legislation that creates new requirements or changes existing laws, it doesn't directly affect your daily life or create any new obligations. It's essentially Congress saying "we support drug prevention efforts and the message of Red Ribbon Week." If you have kids in school or work with community organizations, you might see increased drug prevention activities and messaging during that week in October, but that's already a common practice that happens with or without this resolution.