Renaming the 600 block of N. 37th street ?Reverend Harry Moore, Sr., Way,? in honor of the life and work of Reverend Harry Moore, Sr., for his work as a faithful spiritual leader and servant of his community.

Recognizing the Drexel University Black Alumni Council for the release of its first book, ?A Legacy to Share, Navigating Life?s Changes and Celebrating Our Greatest Achievements.?

Recognizing, honoring, and congratulating Saleem Chapman on his appointment as the Director of the Office of Sustainability.

Honoring the life and legacy of John Izzard, Jr., one of the first Black members of Philadelphia?s rowing community and the first Black captain of the Undine Barge Club.

Also naming the 4100 Block of Monument Road as ?Jim Gardner Way,? in honor of Jim Gardner to commemorate his retirement after a decades long career in broadcast journalism as an anchor with 6ABC.

Honoring Philadelphia’s first group of all Black Male teachers in core subjects, the freshman teaching cohort at Martin Luther King High School, and the staff and administration for prioritizing the issue of underrepresentation of Black Male teachers in Philadelphia.

Honoring and congratulating students, educators, staff and families of the Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush High School for their selection as a National Blue Ribbon School by the Department of Education, a significant and well-deserved honor, and affirming their hard work to create a vibrant, inclusive, and academically rigorous school built upon on the pursuit of social justice and the arts.

Honoring and recognizing Rita Addessa, a fierce and fearless activist for social justice and a transformative leader, who as the longtime Executive Director of the Pennsylvanian Lesbian and Gay Task Force played a critical and impactful role in the fight for the rights and opportunities for LGBTQ+ Philadelphians.

Recognizing the 30th Anniversary of the FunTimes Magazine, a community-driven magazine focused on the African Diaspora.

Urging the Pennsylvania State Senate and Governor Tom Wolf to pass House Bill 1419, known as the ?Dignity for Incarcerated Women? Act, intended to improve conditions and treatment of pregnant people in Pennsylvania?s jails and prisons.