HJR175 Alabama 2013 Session

Updated Feb 27, 2026

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Primary Sponsor: Terri CollinsRepresentative
Republican
Co-Sponsors: Mary Moore Merika Coleman Becky Nordgren Jamie Ison Mary Sue McClurkin Elaine Beech Patricia Todd Juandalynn Givan Laura Hall April Weaver Barbara Bigsby Boyd Pebblin W. Warren
Session: Regular Session 2013
Title: Girl Scout Advocacy Day in Alabama, April 11, designated
Summary: HJR175 designates April 11, 2013 as Girl Scouts Advocacy Day in Alabama and honors the Girl Scouts' work with girls and young women.
What This Bill Does
Designates April 11, 2013 as Girl Scouts Advocacy Day in Alabama. The resolution recognizes the Girl Scouts’ programs and focus areas, including anti-bullying efforts, health, STEM education, leadership development, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy, and notes that Girl Scouts work to educate lawmakers about issues affecting girls and young women. It expresses support from a bipartisan group of legislators who participate in this advocacy.

Who It Affects
Girl Scouts of Alabama (including the girls and volunteers involved) who are recognized and engaged in advocacy activities.
Members of the Alabama House and Senate who areRecipients of education about issues affecting girls and young women from the Girl Scouts and who participate in recognizing the day.

Key Provisions
Designates April 11, 2013 as Girl Scouts Advocacy Day in Alabama.
Recognizes the Girl Scouts' efforts in areas such as anti-bullying, health, STEM, leadership, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy, and notes their role in informing lawmakers about issues affecting girls and young women.

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 24, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.
Subjects: Resolutions, Designation