In a world structured around incarceration and individualism, practicing care is both a safe haven and an act of resistance. Care is the thread that binds all abolition work together. It sustains our movements, nurtures our resistance, and fosters the conditions needed for revolution. Care is not just how we survive; it is how we prepare to strike, how we sustain ourselves and our communities through setbacks, and how we consolidate power to fashion our future. Care makes up the infrastructure of abolition itself and is the foundation for what comes after we dismantle systems of harm. It supports all aspects of abolition—it enables consciousness and renaissance, fuels resistance and revolution, and makes dreaming possible. By focusing on care, we not only consider what we're fighting against, but what we have already built in its place. Care teaches us that a better world isn't just possible, but is already being nurtured into existence.