Socialism 2025

Whether it is fighting child services, surviving childbirth, resisting police violence, challenging settler politics, or building community care networks, marginalized mamas and caregivers have been resisting criminalization for decades. How do our campaigns continue to uplift these fights against criminalization while expanding the framework for family protection beyond the nuclear paradigm? What are we seeing as potential threats from the conservative "Parental rights" movement and how are our campaigns and projects that overlap with "parental rights" strategizing within this discursive landscape to build both collective and public spaces and the kinship networks we need and want, while pushing back on narratives and mobilizations that are toxic?