Upper Darby activist Alim Howell engages with local officials to address the pressing issue of gun violence in Delaware County and greater Philadelphia. In a series of virtual meetings, Howell discussed the recent ban on ghost guns with Delaware County Council Chairwoman Dr. Monica Taylor and explored broader public safety initiatives with U.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon’s staff.
Howell commends the ghost gun ban enacted by the County Council, noting it is a significant step toward reducing access to untraceable firearms that are often used in violent crimes. With Scanlon prioritizing gun safety legislation, including measures to improve background checks and close existing loopholes, Howell’s Race for Peace organization focuses on fostering positive relationships between police and community members to further advocate for safety and justice.
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