Recognizing and honoring Louis Scaglione – President, CEO, and Music Director of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra Music Institute – on the occasion of his 25th Anniversary with the organization.

Recognizing and honoring creative entrepreneur and activist Ant Brown for his work in combatting violence among at-risk youth.

Honoring and congratulating Champion of the Week and Black Business Crawl organization, Black Kidz Can Cook and Kidz Meals on Wheels, on their dedication to helping feed children across the city of Philadelphia and showing them the importance of culinary skills.

Recognizing Philadelphia?s own DJ Diamond Kutz for her selection as a co-host of the upcoming reboot of the seminal television program, ?Yo! MTV Raps?.

Honoring the life and legacy of comedy legend Bob Saget, a Philadelphia native and Temple University graduate, on the occasion of his passing.

Declaring March 6 -13, 2022, during Women?s History Month, as Women in Construction (WIC) Week in the City of Philadelphia, and honoring Women in Nontraditional Careers (WINC) for their commitment to support, increase, and advance the participation of women in construction, manufacturing, and transit careers in the Philadelphia region.

Authorizing the Philadelphia City Council Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention to conduct public hearings to explore the role of the Philadelphia Roadmap for Safer Communities Tactical Team as part of the City?s comprehensive response to unprecedented gun violence.

Honoring the life and work of Reverend Dr. Evelyn C. Graves, for her lifetime of dedication to community activism and innovation in the creative and performing arts through the founding and leadership of Evelyn Graves Ministries.

Honoring the life, work, and accomplishments of Jacqueline ?Jackie? Wiggins, whose dedication to serving, teaching, and advocating for marginalized populations has immeasurably strengthened Black communities and the City of Philadelphia as a whole.

Expressing the Philadelphia City Council?s firm support for workers at Starbucks in Philadelphia who are attempting to form a union, and urging Starbucks to accept card check neutrality.