Mississippi 2023 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HR191

Introduced
3/27/23  
Refer
3/27/23  
Engrossed
3/28/23  
Enrolled
3/28/23  

Caption

Dr. Cindy Ayers Elliott; commend for being named USA Today's 2023 Woman of the Year Honoree for Mississippi.

Impact

The resolution does not directly amend any laws but serves as an important acknowledgment of Dr. Elliott's contributions to both agricultural education and community empowerment. By spotlighting her achievements, particularly the establishment of Foot Print Farms, the resolution emphasizes the value of local initiatives in addressing food security and educating populations on sustainable agricultural practices. This attention potentially inspires further investment in similar community-oriented projects.

Summary

House Resolution 191 recognizes and commends Dr. Cindy Ayers Elliott for her designation as USA Today's 2023 Woman of the Year Honoree for Mississippi. Dr. Elliott's diverse background as an investment banker in New York and her current role as the CEO of Foot Print Farms illustrate a significant career trajectory that underscores her commitment to agriculture and community service. The resolution highlights her efforts to promote healthy eating and urban agriculture in Mississippi, thereby fostering educational opportunities in sustainable farming practices among local youth.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding HR191 appears to be overwhelmingly positive. The resolution reflects recognition of Dr. Elliott as a role model and leader in her community, particularly in her advocacy for urban agriculture and youth education. The recognition comes at a time when such initiatives are critical for ensuring food accessibility and fostering local development in Mississippi, thereby garnering bipartisan support.

Contention

While the resolution is largely uncontentious in nature, the broader context of agricultural policy and community development in Mississippi may present some challenges. As initiatives like those championed by Dr. Elliott grow, there could be discussions regarding resource allocation, support for small farmers, and urban vs. rural agricultural policies. Nevertheless, HR191 stands as an affirmation of positive contributions without overt opposition.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SR51

Recognize Dr. Ailean Stingley as the recipient of USA Today's Women of the Year - Mississippi Honoree.

MS SC509

Extend recognition to United States Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith as first woman elected to represent Mississippi in Washington, D.C.

MS HR1338

Congratulating Monica Muoz Martinez on being named a USA Today Woman of the Year.

MS HR51

Dr. Sara Harper; commend upon being named 2023-2024 Administrator of the Year for Jackson Public Schools.

MS HR70

Women's History Month; commend and congratulate honorees for contributions promoting women's excellence and empowerment in Mississippi.

MS HR40

Sheryl West; commend for being named the 2023 State Gamer of Mississippi Female Athlete of the Year.

MS HR39

Zauria Clark; commend upon being named 2023 State Games of Mississippi Youth Athlete of the Year.

MS HR70

Theo Carouthers; commend upon being named 2023 Mississippi Truck Driver of the Year.

MS HR47

Miss Emmie Perkins; commend and congratulate upon being crowned Miss Mississippi 2022.

MS HR84

Sarah Lea Anglin; commend for being named the 2022 State Games of Mississippi Female Athlete of the Year.

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