Militant Care

August 16, 2015

This issue is predominantly focused on the area described by some as “militant care infrastructure” – that is, organising that prioritises mutual aid and building networked communities of struggle. It’s been another busy few months. A post-election malaise quickly gave way to a resurgence of interest in the utter necessity to establish networks that can react to, and offer respite from, the worsening conditions of our daily lives. What is most exciting is the apparent collective desire to *continue* to build on existing projects, rather than fall back on tired old re-runs (“the fightback starts now!”).