familyare
Familyare is a sociocultural concept used to describe a broad, kinship-like network of relations that extends beyond biological or formal legal definitions of family. In this framework, households form interconnected systems of mutual obligation, care, and resource sharing that can cross generation and residence boundaries. The term emphasizes reciprocal support, including childrearing, elder care, financial aid, and emotional backing, often coordinated through community blocks or chosen networks rather than through a single nuclear unit.
The term was introduced in late 2010s scholarly discussions to capture patterns where caregiving roles are
Key features include overlapping households, reciprocal caregiving obligations, shared economic resources, and collective decision-making about children's
Researchers study familyare to understand resilience in aging populations, migration, and social support systems in urban