Day of Solidarity with Ukraine.
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Overview
This resolution seeks to establish February 24th each year as a Day of Solidarity with Ukraine in California. It recognizes the significant Ukrainian community in the state, acknowledges the ongoing impact of the war on Ukrainian people, and encourages California to support Ukrainian refugees and promote understanding through educational programs and community events. The resolution also suggests symbolic actions like raising the Ukrainian flag at the Capitol.
Key provisions
- Designates February 24th as a Day of Solidarity with Ukraine.
- Encourages schools and organizations to develop educational programming about Ukraine.
- Prompts local governments and community groups to host events and awareness campaigns.
- Expresses support for Ukrainian refugees and immigrant families.
- Suggests the Governor raise the Ukrainian flag at the Capitol.
- Recognizes the historical contributions of Ukrainian immigrants to California.
- Calls for collaboration between state agencies and community partners to provide resources.
- Highlights the role of youth in raising awareness about Ukraine's situation.
Who is affected
- Ukrainian Americans in California
- Ukrainian refugees and immigrant families
- California schools and educational organizations
- Local governments and community groups in California
- The State of California
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