The resolution recognizes and honors Al-Malik Farrakhan and his organization, Cease Fire Don't Smoke The Brothers & Sisters, Inc., for their 30 years of dedicated service to the District of Columbia. Founded in 1995, the organization has played a significant role in advocating for the rights and rehabilitation of ex-prisoners, promoting peace among rival gangs, and addressing issues of violence and crime within the community. Al-Malik Farrakhan, who became a wheelchair user after being paralyzed in 1986, has been a prominent figure in these efforts, facilitating historic meetings between gang members and engaging in various initiatives to support at-risk youth and ex-offenders.

Throughout its history, Cease Fire has organized numerous community events, voter registration drives, and programs aimed at reducing violence and improving the lives of those affected by the criminal justice system. The organization has received accolades for its impactful work, including mayoral proclamations and recognition for its contributions to community safety and empowerment. The resolution serves to formally acknowledge the significant contributions of Al-Malik Farrakhan and Cease Fire to the District, celebrating their commitment to fostering a safer and more supportive environment for all residents.