Building networks for the support and inclusion of families undergoing change

This contribution begins with a reflection on the concepts of inclusion and networking, with the aim of highlighting their potential to support individuals in building meaningful relationships with others and with the world, especially when the need arises to escape situations of isolation, loneliness and segregation in which we may all find ourselves at a specific moment in our lives due to a combination (even random) of social variables – such as gender, sex, culture, ethnicity, language, religion, economic conditions, etc. – which, when intersecting, can generate existential vulnerability and precariousness.