egymásrautaltság
Egymásrautaltság, or mutual aid, is a principle and practice rooted in cooperative support among individuals or groups, particularly in times of need. Unlike formal systems of assistance, such as government welfare or organized charity, mutual aid emphasizes grassroots, community-driven efforts. It is often characterized by direct, peer-to-peer assistance, fostering solidarity and collective responsibility.
The concept has historical roots in anarchist and socialist movements, where it was seen as a way
In contemporary contexts, mutual aid has gained prominence in responses to social injustices, including homelessness, racial
While mutual aid is not a replacement for systemic change, it serves as a practical tool for