It's called the Protecting Girls' Access to Education Act, and in essence what it does is it allows your agency, USAID, and the State Department to prioritize access to education for the most vulnerable displaced populations around the world, especially girls who are particularly vulnerable in these conflict zones.
Chabot discusses legislation aimed at improving education for vulnerable girls in conflict zones.
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