Sue Yeandle OBE is Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Sheffield. She directed CIRCLE, the Centre for International Research on Care, Labour and Equalities, from 2005–24 and was Founding Editor (2016–24) of the International Journal of Care and Caring.

“A significant and unique publication, inspiring and full of historic detail – from grand moments in the history of the carers' movement to quirky details about the lives of many of the determined activists. This is essential reading for anyone interested in how caregiving has moved out of the shadows and into the international realm.” Michael Fine, Macquarie University

• 1. Introduction: carers’ organisations – context, background and approach - Sue YeandlePart I: Carers’ organisations emerge - Sue Yeandle2. Into the mainstream: organising for change 3. On a global stage: early international cooperation Part II: Campaigns and influence: 1965–2014 - Sue Yeandle4. Financial support and the value of caring 5. Carer recognition and visibility 6. Innovations in carers’ services and support 7. Combining paid work and unpaid carePart III: International carers’ organisations: 2015–258. Eurocarers: engagement, impact and public policy, 2015–25 - Jayne Astbury and Sue Yeandle 9. Carers’ global action and ambitions, 2015–25 - Sue Yeandle and Jayne Astbury10. Conclusion: the global carers’ movement – assessment and prospects - Sue Yeandle

Sue Yeandle OBE is Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Sheffield. She directed CIRCLE, the Centre for International Research on Care, Labour and Equalities, from 2005–24 and was Founding Editor (2016–24) of the International Journal of Care and Caring.

“A significant and unique publication, inspiring and full of historic detail – from grand moments in the history of the carers' movement to quirky details about the lives of many of the determined activists. This is essential reading for anyone interested in how caregiving has moved out of the shadows and into the international realm.” Michael Fine, Macquarie University

• 1. Introduction: carers’ organisations – context, background and approach - Sue YeandlePart I: Carers’ organisations emerge - Sue Yeandle2. Into the mainstream: organising for change 3. On a global stage: early international cooperation Part II: Campaigns and influence: 1965–2014 - Sue Yeandle4. Financial support and the value of caring 5. Carer recognition and visibility 6. Innovations in carers’ services and support 7. Combining paid work and unpaid carePart III: International carers’ organisations: 2015–258. Eurocarers: engagement, impact and public policy, 2015–25 - Jayne Astbury and Sue Yeandle 9. Carers’ global action and ambitions, 2015–25 - Sue Yeandle and Jayne Astbury10. Conclusion: the global carers’ movement – assessment and prospects - Sue Yeandle

Sue Yeandle OBE is Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Sheffield. She directed CIRCLE, the Centre for International Research on Care, Labour and Equalities, from 2005–24 and was Founding Editor (2016–24) of the International Journal of Care and Caring.

“A significant and unique publication, inspiring and full of historic detail – from grand moments in the history of the carers' movement to quirky details about the lives of many of the determined activists. This is essential reading for anyone interested in how caregiving has moved out of the shadows and into the international realm.” Michael Fine, Macquarie University

• 1. Introduction: carers’ organisations – context, background and approach - Sue YeandlePart I: Carers’ organisations emerge - Sue Yeandle2. Into the mainstream: organising for change 3. On a global stage: early international cooperation Part II: Campaigns and influence: 1965–2014 - Sue Yeandle4. Financial support and the value of caring 5. Carer recognition and visibility 6. Innovations in carers’ services and support 7. Combining paid work and unpaid carePart III: International carers’ organisations: 2015–258. Eurocarers: engagement, impact and public policy, 2015–25 - Jayne Astbury and Sue Yeandle 9. Carers’ global action and ambitions, 2015–25 - Sue Yeandle and Jayne Astbury10. Conclusion: the global carers’ movement – assessment and prospects - Sue Yeandle