This concurrent resolution expresses support for recognizing September 26, 2026, as "World Contraception Day" and calls for expanded access to contraception both domestically and globally. The resolution outlines the House's sense that Congress and the Trump administration should take steps to ensure universal access to free or affordable contraception, improve insurance coverage without cost-sharing, train more healthcare providers in contraceptive services, and expand access to over-the-counter birth control. The resolution also emphasizes the need to address disparities in reproductive health access among communities of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, and other underserved populations, and calls for expanded comprehensive sex education and support for domestic programs like Title X family planning services and international assistance for contraception access. As a concurrent resolution, this legislation expresses the sense of Congress rather than creating binding law or requiring specific funding allocations.