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Financing Feminist Futures: Beyond Traditional Grants Toward Feminist Financial Resilience

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Host: Fund Her Now

You are warmly invited to the Fund Her Now brunch roundtable. Join us for a participatory discussion on building financial resilience for feminist work—and what’s at stake when we don’t.


Over brunch, feminist funds, investors, philanthropists & social change leaders will talk together about:  



- What happens when traditional grants aren't enough

- New ways to fund and protect feminist movements with catalytic capital 

- How to build impactful financial models that actually work for communities.


Let’s imagine better solutions through honest, curious conversation. Humor very welcome.

Meet the organising team:

- Fund Her Now creates partnerships with the business and social impact sectors to advance gender equality and empower the next generation of women leaders.

- Ana Pecova is Director of Advancement at Women First International Fund, leading resource mobilization and partnerships to expand economic opportunity and power for traditionally underfunded groups.

- Zeina Abdel Khalik is Executive Director at Doria Feminist Fund, working closely with feminist movements to mobilize resources and strategically influence the funding ecosystem toward more equitable, flexible, and movement-centered practices.

- Emily Forhman is Executive Director of Women First, bringing over 20 years of nonprofit leadership in strategy, growth, and organizational development focused on women’s empowerment.

- Melanie Ivančević is Program Associate at Ecumenical Women’s Initiative, and a passionate supporter of women and girls in the West Balkans who bring all the colours of social change to the dark parts of their local communities. 

- Rima Athar is Program Manager at Fund Her Now, with 18 years' experience supporting leaders and organisations to bring their visions of social transformation to life.

This venue has a capacity of 40.

Location
Old Fire Station
40 George St, Oxford OX1 2AQ, UK
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Each year, we at the The Old Fire Station, Oxford produce the Marmalade Festival in partnership with the Skoll World Forum.
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