This study aims to analyze the contribution of a “feminine thought” in the creation of more inclusive and caring spaces capable of meeting the needs of various segments of the local population through a “female management” approach—primarily composed of active adult female citizens—of urban commons in Turin since the 2000s. To this end, the work is divided into three parts: a theoretical section, a methodological and case analysis section, and a concluding one. The first theoretical section focuses on reviewing the literature related to the theme of care in the urban context, with particular attention to a female model of action.