Redefining Family in a Globalized World

That "traditional" family you see in old movies, with the working dad and stay-at-home

mom, makes up less than 7% of households today. Globalization isn't

just about markets and politics; it's happening inside our homes. The old blueprints

for life are being challenged and rewritten. We're creating "families of choice," relying on social bonds

and support networks that aren't defined by blood or marriage. Thanks to technology, these relationships

can span across the globe. Family is no longer a fixed structure. It's becoming a

fluid, dynamic group of people we choose to do life with, constantly adapting

to a connected world.