Get Ready for 2025!

We're actively recruiting Brookline residents to run for Town Meeting, serve on boards and commissions, and get involved in their neighborhood teams.

Sign Up Here To Learn More!

Brookline for Everyone

Brookline for Everyone is a grassroots organization of Brookline residents who want Brookline to be environmentally sustainable, economically thriving, and racially inclusive. To accomplish these goals, Brookline needs more housing—affordable housing, subsidized housing, work-force housing, and market rate housing.

Our people and our businesses will flourish when Brookline changes our zoning codes to permit the building of more homes at all income levels near public transit.

Brookline Village, Brookine for Everyone

Our problem is not unique. Brookline and the Boston metro area are experiencing a housing shortage, and we in Brookline must do our part to address this crisis.

St Aidens, Brookline for Everyone

Brookline needs more housing – affordable housing, subsidized housing, work-force housing, and market rate housing – and the town’s zoning policy needs to allow this housing growth by right.

Hall's Pond, Brookline for Everyone

Want to make a difference? Join us in creating a “Brookline for Everyone” that is diverse, inclusive, welcoming, affordable, and sustainable.

News and Updates

December 16, 2024
Don’t Miss the B4E Holiday Party
Come Celebrate With Brookline for Everyone! Brookline for Everyone will be celebrating the holiday season with our annual gathering on the evening of Monday, December 16t...
December 9, 2024
Comprehensive Plan, Housing Plans, and Holiday Plans
The business of Brookline government revs up for a short while between Thanksgiving and the December holidays. Most important, work on the Comprehensive Plan resumes after Tow...
December 1, 2024
Holiday Party, Meetings of Note, and The Importance of Secure Housing
We hope folks enjoyed time with family and friends over the Thanksgiving holiday, and want to recognize the Massachusett, Wampanoag and Nipmuc peoples, who called our communit...
See more