Mayor Muriel Bowser has submitted a nomination for Ms. Khadijah Williams to be reappointed as an at-large representative member of the Commission on Poverty, with her term set to end on January 1, 2028. This nomination is in accordance with the Confirmation Act of 1978 and the Commission on Poverty Establishment Amendment Act of 2020. The Mayor has provided biographical information about Ms. Williams, highlighting her extensive experience in policy and advocacy, particularly in anti-poverty initiatives, and has requested the Council's prompt consideration of this nomination.

The proposed resolution formally confirms Ms. Williams' reappointment to the Commission on Poverty, which was established to evaluate and recommend initiatives aimed at reducing poverty in the District of Columbia. The resolution will take effect immediately upon adoption and will be transmitted to both the nominee and the Office of the Mayor. Ms. Williams brings a wealth of experience from her current role as National Senior Director of Policy and Advocacy at LIFT, Inc., and her previous positions in education and community engagement, making her a strong candidate for this role.