CO HJR1020

Designates March 8, 2026, as "International Women's Day" in Colorado to honor women's social, economic, cultural, and political achievements

Recognizes Colorado's historic leadership in women's suffrage, including being one of the first states to grant women voting rights in 1893 through voter referendum

Highlights notable Colorado women legislators: Arie Parks Taylor (first African American woman elected to Colorado General Assembly), Polly Baca (first Latina elected to Colorado State Senate), and Norma Anderson (first woman to serve as Majority Leader in both chambers)

Notes that 51 women currently serve in the Colorado General Assembly, comprising nearly 60% of the House of Representatives—the largest number in state history

Commits the General Assembly to advancing women's empowerment, education, and equality through policies that eliminate barriers to opportunity