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Hillary Clinton has declared that "the future is female" and applaudedlast month's women's marches inthe first video statement she's made since Donald Trump's inauguration.

The former Secretary of State spoke of the need for "strong women to step up and speak out" and applauded those who did so over the inauguration weekend.

"Just look at the amazing energy we saw last month as women organised a march that galvanised millions of people all over our country and across the world," Clinton said in the video, which was created for the 2017 MAKERS conference.

The MAKERS is a storytelling platform that promotes and celebrates women. This year,its conference has the theme "be bold," and includes speakers such as Patricia Arquette, Sophia Bush, Gloria Steinem and Sheryl Sandberg among other excellent women. Topics covered will include "changing perspectives" and "a bold you."

In her video message Clinton took the opportunity to encourage others to help shape the world to be better -for women now and future generations.

"We need you to dare greatly and lead boldly. So please, set an example for every women and girl out there who's worried about what the future holds and wonders whether our rights, opportunities and values will endure."

She also echoed her famous Children's Defense Fund Gala speech, saying, "And remember, you are the heroes and history makers, the glass ceiling breakers of the future. As I've said before, I'll say again, never doubt you are valuable and powerful and deserving of every chance and every opportunity in the world."

Clinton has shown her support for women since conceding to Donald Trump in the presidential race in other ways too. Last month she tweeted this message in solidarity with those involved in the Women's Marches.

And she added her voice to the condemnation of Donald Trump's travel ban.

Meanwhile yesterday Clinton voiced her approval of Lady Gaga's performance at the Super Bowl.

Earlier this month it was announced that Clinton is working on a book of personal essays and her favourite quotes.

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Hillary Clinton applauds the Women's Marches, declares 'the future is female' - The Age