This video was inspired by historian Dr. Sally Roesch Wagner who brilliantly determined to preserve and document the writings of suffragist Matilda Joslyn Gage. In the 19th century, Gage complained that women of means funded their husbands' alma maters, churches and the ballet, but rarely stepped forward to fund their suffragette sisters. Imagine how different the world would be today if women had begun funding women sooner! This fast-moving video shows how today's women's funding movement, and new giving trends like Women Moving Millions, are literally changing the course of history. Video produced for The Sister Fund by Chicken & Egg Pictures, The Matilda Joslyn Gage Foundation and Great Plains Productions.

Women's Funding Network President & CEO Chris Grumm outlines the important role leadership plays in building gender equality worldwide.

Canadian women's rights activist and Women's Funding Network Board member Margot Franssen discusses how donors are fueling the future of gender equality.

Women's Funding Network President & CEO Chris Grumm stresses the important role of money to maintaining and creating positive social change.

The Executive Director of Slovak-Czech Women's Fund details how women's funds in Europe are building bridges and sharing knowledge.

Leadership of Urgent Action Funds in Africa, Latin America and North America outline their strategies for rapid respond grant-making.

Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis President Ruby Bright outlines how her team is creating partnerships that are strengthening security and community in Memphis.

Women's Funding Network President & CEO Chris Grumm outlines how women's funds across the United States are creating economic security in communities by growing jobs for women.

Women's Funding Alliance Executive Director LeAnne Moss details the successes her Puget Sound women's fund has had in raising major funding and creating women-led social change in Washington State.

Kayrita Anderson, CEO of the Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation, outlines the national expansion of A Future. Not A Past. -- the effort to prevent and end commercial sex exploitation of teen girls.

Heritage African Drum and Dance troupe welcomes women's funds to Denver, Colorado for the 2010 annual Women's Funding Network conference. Watch Part 1 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx8-neNo1Zc

International Women's Development Agency (IWDA) Executive Director Jane Sloane discusses the power of partnerships and the changes her women's fund have helped create in the Asia Pacific and Oceana regions.

Global Fund for Women Vice President of Communications Deborah Holmes outlines the Black Women Donors' Affinity Group created by women's funds and philanthropists.

Women's Funding Network President & CEO Chris Grumm outlines the 'Wicked Problem' facing women and girls around the world.

Heritage African Drum and Dance troupe welcomes women's funds to Denver, Colorado for the 2010 annual Women's Funding Network conference. Watch Part 2 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63WbbdJOBB4