Renaming the 6100 block of North 21st Street “Reverend Ceotis Pryor Way” to honor the life and contributions of Reverend Ceotis L. Pryor, the late trailblazing Pastor of the Corinthian Baptist Church.
Honoring WURD Radio on the occasion of their Founder’s Day, which memorializes the late owner/founder Walter P. Lomax Jr., M.D., and recognizing the station’s role as the voice of the African American community.
Renaming the 1400 block of Sansom Street “Judith M. von Seldeneck Way”, in honor of Judith M. von Seldeneck, Founder and Chair of the esteemed Diversified Search Group, a leading executive search firm committed to advancing women into leadership positions across both local and global sectors.
Recognizing October 2024 as National Breast Cancer Awareness month and promoting activities that provide education, early detection, and support for all.
Honoring and congratulating Alan Horwitz, the Philadelphia 76ers “Sixth Man” and superfan on the occasion of his induction to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Recognizing October as Black Male Educators Month in the City of Philadelphia and recognizing the Center for Black Educator Development’s dedication to the recruitment, development, and retention of Black male educators in schools.
Commending and recognizing the Honorable Lydia Y. Kirkland on the occasion of her retirement from her distinguished career as a Judge for the Philadelphia Municipal Court and her service to the legal community.
Honoring and congratulating Jeffrey W. Thompson on his appointment as Fire Commissioner by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker.
Congratulating Director Keli McLoyd, Noelle Foizen, and the Office of Community Empowerment and Opportunity on the success of the Overdose Prevention and Awareness Canvassing Program, which has knocked on over one hundred thousand doors in Philadelphia, and for earning recognition from The White House for its innovative and evidence-based public health approach to combating the overdose crisis.
