The Issues

The Issues

Preserving Livable Neighborhoods

New York City has the power to preserve and strengthen the common quality of life of the neighborhoods we love. It's time we started to use it.

Keeping Housing Affordable for New Yorkers

I'm proud of my work to preserve and create affordable homes for New Yorkers. I can't wait to get to the City Council to do even more.

Standing Up for Public Education

As a public school parent, I see every day what makes a great school: small classes, an excellent principal, dedicated teachers, and active parents. Every child deserves no less.

Creating Good Jobs and a Fair Economy

I've been fighting to create good jobs in Brooklyn for more than a decade - and today that fight is more important than ever.

Creating a More Sustainable City

The importance of thinking globally and acting locally has never been more apparent. I want to apply my experience with sustainable development to build a greener future for our city.

Strengthen Public Transportation & Livable Streets

A better public transportation system is key to sustainable growth for our community, and for the city and region as a whole.  With more frequent subways and buses, with safer and more better-planned streets, we can have both a metropolis that really works, and neighborhoods that are more livable for our day-to-day walks to the grocery store or the park.   

Restoring Confidence and Participation in Government

My work with communities in Brooklyn and throughout New York has shown that democratic participation keeps public servants accountable to the public.  That is why I want to shine sunlight on city contracts and budgeting, eliminate the culture of pay-to-play and respect the will of voters on term limits.

Promoting Public Safety and Justice

I will work with communities to ensure that our streets remain safe, that our businesses can operate securely, and that our families can thrive and live without fear.

Equal Treatment for the LGBT Community

Brad is a longtime supporter of LGBT equality and will be a forthright ally in the City Council. Brad will not stand for discrimination in our laws, and will fight to protect civil liberties of all members of our community. 

 

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Sayar Lonial "House" Party at Loki Lounge

Sunday, February 22, 2009 - 2:00pm

Loki Lounge, Park Slope
304 5th Avenue @ 2nd Street
Park Slope

RSVP to Rebecca Busansky at events [at] bradlander [dot] com.

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Amy Sirot & Mark Zimet House Party

Sunday, March 1, 2009 - 1:00pm

Cobble Hill

RSVP to Rebecca Busansky at events [at] bradlander [dot] com for location and details.

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TAKE ACTION

Help our brothers and sisters in Haiti

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the millions affected by the earthquake in Haiti. Please consider supporting these and other organizations working to help the people of Haiti.

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Honor Julian Brennan by Helping Build Schools in Afghanistan

Marine Lance Corporal Julian Brennan, who grew up on 15th Street in Park Slope, was 25 when he was killed in Afghanistan one year ago, on January 24, 2009. In a remarkable act of compassion, his parents Bill and Thya Brennan are asking us to make contributions to the Central Asia Institute, which builds schools in Afghanistan.