Real safety means:
A young person walking home from school without fear — of violence or of being profiled.. If we don’t act boldly now:
Cycles of violence will continue.
Trust between residents and public safety systems will erode even further.
Resources will continue to flow toward punishment instead of prevention.
District 7 has long been the heart and soul of Boston, but as climate change
Getting Around Shouldn’t Be a Daily Struggle In a thriving city, mobility is opportunity.But in
The forces of gentrification, speculative development, and the rollback of federal equity protections have already uprooted thousands of families, displaced lifelong residents
In a just city, no resident is forced to suffer or die because of their zip code, their income, or their skin color.
Economic development is not just about new buildings or flashy investments — it’s about ensuring that the people who built our communities actually benefit from the growth happening all around us.
In District 7, a pothole is never just a pothole.
It’s a daily reminder of how neglected our communities have been for decades.
District 7 is home to diverse and vibrant communities that deserve access to healthy and affordable food. Organic farming is an essential
Boston’s District 7—spanning Roxbury, parts of Dorchester, the South End, and Fenway—is the epicenter of culture, history, and community resilience. Yet today, our values and our children’s education are under threat. As your next City Councilor, I am committed to defending the right of our students to learn their full history—especially as federal policies move to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives nationwide.