That the House of Representatives— (1) supports the designation of Denim Day and the goals and ideals of Denim Day to raise awareness of sexual assault and combat victim-blaming; (2) honors the strength, resilience, and courage of survivors of sexual assault and affirms the right of all individuals to live free from violence, harassment, and abuse; (3) expresses solidarity with survivors and their families, and supports their access to comprehensive, trauma-informed, culturally competent services, including medical care, mental health support, legal assistance, and advocacy; (4) reaffirms that clothing, appearance, or behavior never constitute consent and condemns all forms of victim-blaming; (5) supports efforts to improve the reporting, investigation, and prosecution of sexual assault cases while ensuring survivor-centered and trauma-informed approaches throughout the justice process; (6) recognizes the importance of addressing disparities in sexual violence affecting marginalized and vulnerable populations, including teenagers, children, women of color, Indigenous communities, individuals with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ individuals; (7) calls on Federal, State, local, Tribal, and territorial governments to strengthen policies, funding, and programs that prevent sexual violence and support survivors; (8) urges continued collaboration among policymakers, advocacy organizations, law enforcement, and communities to end sexual violence and ensure accountability for perpetrators; and (9) calls on the Committee on Rules of the House of Representatives to allow Members of Congress to wear denim on the House floor in recognition of Denim Day.