Access to mixed-income housing is a persistent problem in Allston-Brighton. Liz has successfully increased the number of affordable units in new developments. She supports strategies to prioritize sustainable growth, socioeconomic diversity, and more affordable home ownership and rental options.

Liz is a tireless advocate for improved public transit, ensuring that Allston-Brighton residents have access to reliable, efficient, and affordable transportation that meets the needs of our growing population and supports economic development.

The impacts of climate change in Allston-Brighton include the urban heat island effect and extreme precipitation, which can lead to flooding. Liz is committed to preserving green space, expanding the tree canopy, improving stormwater management, and implementing efficient building standards.

All Boston students deserve an excellent education to achieve their full potential, which is why Liz supports strengthening early education, STEAM programs in every school, and career pathways to prepare our young people for jobs in the life sciences and emerging industries.

Preserving and supporting the artist community in Allston-Brighton is a top priority for Liz, which is why she supports the establishment of an arts and culture district to rebuild our vibrant artist community, making it an economic driver for the neighborhood.