That the House of Representatives— (1) supports the goals of a feminist foreign policy; (2) supports the adoption of policies that promote gender equity and women and girls’ participation in public life, including women and girls’ education, equitable access to health care, representation in public office, economic security and opportunity, access to rights and resources, inclusion in foreign markets, and participation in peacekeeping, military, and diplomatic missions; (3) recognizes that a whole-of-government effort that ensures coherence of a feminist approach across all streams of foreign policy is necessary to achieve those goals, and must include— (A) high-level leadership with a mandate to design and implement a feminist foreign policy with clearly articulated objectives; (B) commitment to gender parity, diversity, equity, and inclusion, both internally among leadership and staff and externally, cocreated with civil society groups and other stakeholders outside of government; (C) the adoption of a zero-tolerance policy on gender-based violence and workplace harassment, immediately eliminating policies that allow abusers to move from one post to another once accused without facing consequences related to their employment or promotion; (D) training and capacity-building to ensure robust implementation; (E) gender analysis underlying all aspects of foreign policy; (F) adequate resourcing to ensure all of the above; and (G) regular and public reporting on efforts and outcomes; and (4) commits to work with civil society groups and other stakeholders inside and outside of government to advance a more feminist foreign policy in the United States.