Kim Smith

A longtime Brookline resident, I live on Brington Road with my partner, math professor Dan Weiner. I hold degrees from Oberlin College and Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, with  further graduate work at Brandeis University’s Heller School. My career has been dedicated to public service—currently as an analyst at the Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis, and previously at a Maryland state disability advocacy agency.

I care deeply about my community and stay engaged in civic and political life. I have served on Town Meeting’s Advisory Committee, chaired its Human Services Subcommittee, and sit on the board of the Brookline Senior Center Foundation. I am active with the Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action and have volunteered for candidates and causes I believe in.

As a Town Meeting Member, I will remain a strong progressive voice—supporting our public schools, services for residents of all ages and life stages, bold climate action, protection of our parks and open spaces, and thoughtful, responsible development. I love Brookline and want to help ensure it remains an inclusive and welcoming community for all.

I respectfully ask for one of your five votes.