First-ever Brookline Community Parkfest (7/26/2023)
MacaroniKID, 7/26/2023 https://ssboston.macaronikid.com/events/64bfcec606454f658551355f/first-ever-brookline-community-parkfest-
Summer events: Parkfest, concerts and a walking tour (7/26/2023)
Brookline.news, 7/26/2023 https://brookline.news/summer-events-parkfest-concerts-walking-tour/
Brookline Community Parkfest (7/25/2023)
BosToday, 7/25/2023 https://bostoday.6amcity.com/events#/details/Brookline-Community-Parkfest/12238442/2023-07-29T11
July 29: First-ever “Brookline Community Parkfest” at Olmsted Park (7/14/2023)
Boston Parents Paper, 7/14/2023 Family Events Calendar
Report shines light on Brookline’s financially vulnerable (6/6/2023)
Brookline.News, 6/6/2023 https://brookline.news/report-shines-light-on-brooklines-financially-vulnerable/
Understanding Brookline: Economic inequality in Brookline
The fourth report in our Understanding Brookline series, Understanding Brookline: Economic inequality in Brookline responds to challenges raised in our earlier Understanding Brookline reports and builds on subsequent conversations in town to learn how, together, we can build a better Brookline for tomorrow. Download the free report Download the More ...
Bill Friedler, Chair
Bill Friedler is currently serving as Counsel at Verrill Dana LLP in Boston, as a member of the Private Clients & Fiduciary Services Group. Bill has concentrated his practice in the areas of complex estate planning, probate and trust administration, planning for adults or children with special needs and disabilities, More ...
Become an Understanding Brookline Sponsor (3/23/2023)
About Understanding Brookline BCF's first Understanding Brookline reports catalyzed community conversations about how we can come together to address shared challenges and gaps in care in Brookline. Today, we are preparing to release our new Understanding Brookline series, which expands upon the foundation we've built by combining a detailed More ...
After ARPA: Strengthening Brookline’s Care Infrastructure
The $44 million dollar infusion of resources Brookline received through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding has been vital for Town government and nonprofit organizations supporting crucial community needs and addressing disparities that widened during the pandemic. But what happens after we finish investing ARPA funding? How will More ...
Lead by listening: a New Year’s reflection from Aba Taylor (1/17/2023)
Dear Brookline Community, As we enter 2023, we embark on another year of stepping into the unknown—considering Covid-19, a fraught economic and political landscape and continued inequities at all levels of society. These can understandably create collective uncertainty and anxiety, but they can also propel us to see this as More ...