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THE JANE FONDA

GENDER AND

CLIMATE JUSTICE FUND

"Nothing is more crucial than getting money to projects on the ground. Frontline Women's Fund knows how to get the funds where they are most needed and where they will make a real difference."

| Gloria Steinem

WHO WE ARE


WHO WE ARE


Frontline Women's Fund is a fund for women that strengthens frontline women's rights activists around the world by increasing their access to financial resources, political leaders, and media visibility.

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WHAT WE DO


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What We Do


Frontline Women's Fund connects individual donors to strong and effective frontline women’s rights activists, maximizing the impact of their contributions. 90% of every donation made to support our partners is regranted directly to them.

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WHY WE DO IT


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WHY WE DO IT


Only 1% of all “gender equality funding” goes to women’s rights organizations and even less to frontline women’s groups. We believe investing in frontline activists is the best way to achieve global gender equality.

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Frontline Women's Fund is an Initiative of the Sisterhood is Global Institute

Latest News

CNN Christine Amanpour: Jane Fonda and activist Mela Chiponda join Christiane Amanpour to discuss launching the Jane Fonda Gender and Climate Justice Fund

Watch Jane Fonda and Mela Chiponda talk about our new Jane Fonda Gender and Climate Justice Fund with Christine Amanpour: https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/03/tv/video/amanpour-mela-chiponda-jane-fonda-gender-climate-justice-fund

Afghan Women Left Behind After the Earthquake

Our grantee on the ground in Kunar is delivering lifesaving food, hygiene kits, and supplies to women and children affected by the earthquake (Faces have been censored for the safety of individuals) When a devastating 6.0 earthquake recently struck eastern Afghanistan, more than 2,200 people were killed and thousands injured. But for women and girls,…

From Sierra Leone to The Gambia: End FGM for Good

Last month, the ECOWAS Court of Justice—the judicial arm of the Economic Community of West African States—issued a landmark ruling against the Government of Sierra Leone in a case brought by the Forum Against Harmful Practices (FAHP),  the Amazonian Initiative Movement (AIM), and survivor Khadija Balema, who was forcibly subjected to Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) at age…

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