Reimagining Care and Family Structures

This chapter delves into the complexities of caregiving within neoliberal contexts, highlighting the divergent experiences of care work in the global north and south. It challenges traditional notions of family by discussing family abolitionism and its potential to reshape caregiving dynamics, while advocating for equitable caregiving responsibilities. The speakers call for a critical examination of care practices and the impact of privatization on care services, emphasizing the need for state-organized systems focused on genuine care.