Houston celebrated Texas Women Veterans Day on June 12, 2025, with a heartfelt ceremony at City Hall, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the contributions of women in the military. Dr. Lashandra Jones from the Mayor's Office of Veteran and Military Affairs opened the event, expressing her deep personal connection to the day, which she likened to Christmas. She highlighted the hard-fought battle in 2017 to establish this special day, countering skepticism about the need for a dedicated celebration for women veterans.

The event was emceed by Brittney Wilmore, a Houston native and seasoned journalist, who underscored the significance of the day. She noted that June 12 marks the anniversary of President Truman signing the Women's Armed Services Integration Act, which allowed women to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces in various capacities. Wilmore emphasized the ongoing dedication and service of women veterans, stating that their contributions must be honored and remembered.

The program aimed to celebrate the legacy of past servicewomen, recognize current veterans, and inspire future generations to acknowledge the sacrifices made by women in the military. Despite inclement weather, the turnout was strong, reflecting the community's commitment to honoring these brave individuals. The event served as a reminder that the fight for recognition and equality continues, reinforcing the importance of supporting women veterans in Houston and beyond.