Arkansas 2025 Regular Session

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33 State of Arkansas 1
44 95th General Assembly 2
55 Regular Session, 2025 HR 1094 3
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1010 HOUSE RESOLUTION 8
1111 TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE ISSUE OF FOOD INSECURITY; 9
1212 TO ACKNOWLEDGE SCHOOL BREAKFAST MONTH IN ARKANSAS; 10
1313 AND TO WORK TOWARD A SOLUTION TO THE ISSUE OF FOOD 11
1414 INSECURITY IN ARKANSAS. 12
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1818 TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE ISSUE OF FOOD 16
1919 INSECURITY; TO ACKNOWLEDGE SCHOOL 17
2020 BREAKFAST MONTH IN ARKANSAS; AND TO WORK 18
2121 TOWARD A SOLUTION TO THE ISSUE OF FOOD 19
2222 INSECURITY IN ARKANSAS. 20
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2424 WHEREAS, Arkansas was ranked number one (1) in food insecurity in the 22
2525 United States based on 2023 survey responses in a report issued in 2024; and 23
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2727 WHEREAS, over nineteen percent (19%) of families report that they do 25
2828 not have access to enough food for active, healthy living, which contributes 26
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3131 WHEREAS, nearly one (1) in four (4) children in Arkansas struggle with 29
3232 food insecurity, resulting in higher absences from school, lower test scores, 30
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3535 WHEREAS, the House of Representatives is committed to improving the 33
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3838 NOW THEREFORE, 36 HR1094
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4141 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE NINETY -FIFTH GENERAL 1
4242 ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS: 2
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4444 THAT the House of Representatives shall act to: 4
4545 (1) Raise awareness about the issue of food insecurity and its 5
4646 causes by working with hunger relief organizations, healthcare groups, 6
4747 businesses, school nutrition directors, and others; 7
4848 (2) Encourage members of the House of Representatives to visit: 8
4949 (A) One (1) food pantry in their district; and 9
5050 (B) One (1) school in their district during School 10
5151 Breakfast Month; 11
5252 (3) Work to develop and enact policies to address the issue of 12
5353 food insecurity in addition to universal breakfast for public school 13
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5555 (4) Monitor and evaluate data related to actions taken by the 15
5656 General Assembly in moving the needle on food insecurity in Arkansas. 16
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