Panel Discussions about the Exhibition This panel explores how the exhibition changes our understanding of women’s roles in American economic history. viewing times   America's Enterprising Women Intro 3:48     Dean Drew Gilpin Faust     The Enterprising Women Project 11:35     Professor Virginia G. Drachman     Business History 8:21     Associate Professor Mary Yeager     Women and the Industrial Revolution 15:54     Professor Nancy Koehn     Feminism and Women's History 14:23     Professor Kathy Peiss     Audience Question and Answer 9:39   Exploring the Exhibition These video vignettes, with biographical commentary by exhibition curator Edith Mayo, explore the lives of four of the approximately forty businesswomen featured in the Enterprising Women exhibition.     Mary Katherine Goddard 2:28     Declaration of Independence     Lydia E. Pinkham 2:32     Vegetable Compound     Madam C. J. Walker 3:32     African-American Haircare     Olive Ann Beech 2:30     Beech Aircraft	Remarks by Pamela Thomas-Graham Pamela Thomas-Graham, president and CEO of CNBC, focuses on the new roles of women in the corporate world and her personal career path. viewing times   Introduction of Pamela Thomas-Graham 3:19     Dean Drew Gilpin Faust     Women as Financial Foundation 5:12   Women as Corporate Conscience 6:38   CNBC 3:30   Conclusion 2:08   Audience Question and Answer 10:40   Women and Entrepreneurship in Contemporary America A panel discussion on women entrepreneuers and the issues they confront in contemporary America.   Women and Entrepreneurship Introduction 3:38     Linda Hill     Social Worker to Entrepreneur 9:18     Joline Godfrey     Business Development at Nickelodeon 9:22     Taran Swan     Women's Sports Foundation 5:06     Donna Lopiano     Interaction Among Panelists 17:50   Audience Question and Answer 20:34
Women Without Money: Bankruptcy and Poverty A panel discussion on women moving from welfare to work, the consequences of welfare reform, and middle class women and bankruptcy.. viewing times   Women Without Money Introduction 1:57     Dean Drew Gilpin Faust and Katherine S. Newman     Welfare to Work 12:54     Carol Stack     Consequences of Welfare Reform 23:51     Elijah Anderson     Middle Class Women and Bankruptcy 22:20     Elizabeth Warren     Audience Question and Answer 15:29   Women as Commodities: The Value of Gender A panel discussion on surrogate motherhood, the global sex trade, and the genteel marriage market.   Women as Commodities Introduction 4:54     Dean Drew Gilpin Faust and Michael Sandel     Surrogate Motherhood 19:16     Elizabeth Anderson     Sex Workers 14:59     Leah Platt     The Genteel Marriage Market 19:51     Mary Gordon     Interaction Among Panelists 18:01   Audience Question and Answer 8:56	Women Across Time and Space Presentations and discussions on the successes and challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in other eras and across the globe. viewing times   Introduction 5:51     Dean Drew Gilpin Faust and Jane Mangen     Female Brewsters in Medieval England 20:02     Professor Judith Bennett     Peruvian Indian Market Women 20:20     Professor Linda Seligmann     Economic Roles of African Women 14:13     Professor Claire Robertson     Professor Akyeampong Comments 6:19     Professor Emmanuel Akyeampong     Audience Question and Answer 16:20   Entrepreneurship and Social Change A case study of how self-employed women in India organized to form the Self-Employed Women's Association, or SEWA— a powerful entity promoting economic and social change.   SEWA and Social Change in India 8:43     Introduction by Martha Chen     India's Self-Employed Women Workers 12:39     Founding Director of SEWA, Ela Bhatt     Entrepreneurship: A Need for Survival 8:35   Collective Strength through Struggle 7:38   Investing in the Working Poor 12:07   SEWA Stories: Making a Difference 9:37   Conclusion: Women, Money, and Power 7:19

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