Network Care Revolution – Care Revolution

The Network Care Revolution consists of more than 80 groups and individuals in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The groups are active in various fields of social reproduction, i.e. domestic work, health, personal assistance, child and elder care, education, housing and sex work. We’re joint in the struggle against supply gaps in public services that lead to exhaustion and time pressure.

Prospectively, we strive towards new models of care-relations. Our aim is a care economy where instead of maximizing profit, human needs are the priority, and where care resources are not allocated through racialized, gendered or class-based structures.

For further information, please take a look at these interview and article from members of the network:

Interview with Gabriele Winker: Winker, Gabriele: Care Revolution, interviewed by Brigitte Aulenbacher and Birgit Riegraf. In: Equalitiy, Diversity and Inclusion, Vol. 37, No 4, 2018, 420-428

Article by Gabriele Winker and Matthias Neumann: Fighting for Care Work Resources (PDF)

En Francais:
Gabriele Winker et Matthias Neumann: Care Revolution, décroissance et société solidaire (PDF)

Please get in touch via email: care-revolution@riseup.net.

NETWORK CARE REVOLUTION

The Network Care Revolution consists of more than 80 groups and individuals in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. They are active in various fields of social reproduction, i.e. domestic work, health, personal assistance, child and elder care, education, housing and sex work. They are joint in the struggle against supply gaps in public services that lead to exhaustion and time pressure.
Prospectively, we strive towards new models of care-relations. Our aim is a care economy where instead of maximizing profit, human needs are the priority, and where care resources are not allocated through racialized, gendered or class-based structures.

NETZWERK CARE REVOLUTION

Das Netzwerk Care Revolution ist ein Zusammenschluss von über 80 Gruppen und Personen in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz, die in verschiedenen Feldern sozialer Reproduktion – Hausarbeit, Gesundheit, Pflege, Assistenz, Erziehung, Bildung, Wohnen und Sexarbeit – aktiv sind. Gemeinsam ist ihnen der Kampf gegen Lücken in der öffentlichen Daseinsvorsorge, die zu Überforderung und Zeitmangel führen. Langfristig streben wir neue Modelle von Sorge-Beziehungen und eine Care-Ökonomie an, die nicht Profitmaximierung, sondern die Bedürfnisse der Menschen ins Zentrum stellt, und die Sorgearbeiten und Care-Ressourcen nicht nach rassistischen, geschlechtlichen oder klassenbezogenen Strukturierungen verteilt.