B4E's next Book Club is Thursday, March 26

7:00-8:00 at BHS (MLK Room)

 We’ll discuss Henry Grabar’s Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World. Grabar explains how much America has given up to keep parking cheap (or free). Come join us as we discuss the book and the future of Brookline.

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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, our schools and our businesses will flourish when Brookline changes our zoning codes to permit the development of compact, walkable neighborhoods with 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

February 22, 2026
Update on Chestnut Hill, Comp Planning Survey, and the BCDC Gala
Greetings, We want to start out with a thank you and an update on the Chestnut Hill Commercial Area Rezoning. We are grateful to each one of you who signed the petition urg...
February 5, 2026
Welcoming our New Board Members, and Important Updates on Chestnut Hill Commercial Area, Comp Planning, and the Center Street Lots Study
Greetings everyone, It’s a busy week (see below), but we want to start by welcoming five new members to our Board of Directors, each bringing energy, expertise, and a deep ...
January 27, 2026
It’s Really Winter in Brookline
Greetings, everyone. This newsletter goes out as we shovel out of one of the biggest snowstorm in years. Rest assured, we aren’t asking you to go anywhere. This week we offer ...
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