joining us now is jacqueline fuller, president at google.org. thank you so much for joining us. e about the challenge and what's in it for the winners. jacqueline: absolutely. i've been at google for more than a decade leading google.org , and i am so excited about this. it's my favorite thing that we have done. it is an open call, the google.org impact challenge for women and girls. we are going to provide $25 million plus expertise from our googleers. we're looking at a focus on creating pathways to prosperity for women and girls, so really around economic empowerment for women and girls. it is open now on our site. g.co/womenandgirlschallenge. the the deadline is april 9. criteria-wise, we are looking for innovations. we want really bold ideas and we want to make sure the teams have strong capacity, locally represented, and ideas that can scale and have some evidence of impact. emily: now, president biden just created this gender policy council at the white house. what is your reaction to that? jacquelline: hey, all is needed in this moment for women and girls. i mean, as you

starting us out as jacqueline fuller, president at google.org.to us about the challenge and what's in it for the winners . jacquelline: i've been at google for more than a decade and i am so excited about this. it's my favorite ink that we have done. it is an open call, the google impact challenge for women and girls. we are going to provide expertise from our googles 4 -- and we are looking at creating pathways to prosperity for women and girls around economic empowerment. it is open now on our site. the deadline is april 9. criteria wise, we are looking for innovations. we want really bold ideas and we want to make sure the teams have strong capacity, locally represented, and ideas that can scale and have evidence of impact. emily: president biden just created a gender policy council at the white house. what is your reaction to that? jacquelline: all that is needed in this moment for women and girls. as you know so well, we've been making such amazing progress for women and girls in education and jobs, but the covid crisis has really set us bac