The Uprising of Women in Philanthropy
English
By (author): Ana Oliveira Christine Grumm Helen LaKelly Hunt Jane Sloane Jessica Tomlin Laura Risimini Musimbi Kanyoro Ndana Bofu-Tawamba Ruby Bright Stephanie Clohesy
The Uprising of Women in Philanthropy tells the inspiring, never-before-told, story of the Global Womens Funding Movementconsidered the womens movements greatest secretand how it enabled women from all walks of life to harness the power of money to free themselves from oppression.
Brimming with feminist epiphanies, this social justice playbook is an urgent call for womens collective leadership to guide humanity through the gravest of challenges, overcoming patriarchys multi-millennium reign through the uprising of women leaders and philanthropists. Founded during the second-wave womens movement of the early 1970s, small groups of women across the world, independent of each other, had the same epiphany: it will take a movement of women to raise the money needed to fund womens freedom. Since then, the Global Women's Funding Movement has grown into a global network of radically generous, risk-taking philanthropists who collectively wield financial might to win seismic gender equality victories. The authors document the Women Effect that results from gender equality and womens collective leadership, including improved public health and reproductive justice, expanded public education, stronger democracies, resilient economies, climate recovery and enduring peace. The Global Women's Funding Movement is guided by its Feminist Funding Principles and, through them, it has innovated the most effective philanthropic practices, including trust-based philanthropy.
The Uprising of Women in Philanthropy is for those interested in focusing the power of philanthropy on leveraging systemic social justice victories and gender equality gains. The long-practiced Feminist Funding Principles imparted by the authors is a recipe for the feminist alchemy needed to transform society for the betterment of all.
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