Prajakta Koli Is Among The 29 Expert Panelists of Google.org Impact Challenge

Google.org Impact Challenge kicked off on March 8, 2021, with 29 expert panelists, and it’s such a huge honour that Indian YouTuber and actor Prajakta Koli a.k.a MostlySane is one of them!

Apart from her, the other panel members are Amanda Gorman, Naomi Osaka, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Dr. Rigoberta Menchú ​​Tum, Shakira, Graça Machel, Jacquelline Fuller, Lorraine Twohill, Fabiola Gianotti, Mary Robinson, Susan Wojcicki, Graça Fonseca, Melonie Parker, Ai-jen Poo, Jazz JenningsHon. Rona Ambrose, Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, Amika George, Alyse Nelson, Kate Garvey, Julia Kata Lisa Mensah, Carolyn Tastad, Juliana Rotich, Saskia Niño de Rivera, Natalia Vodianova, Tais Araujo, and Laura Berry.

Each and every member of the panel is a known personality. There are Activists, Philanthropists, Presidents, CEOs, Goodwill Ambassadors, Ministers, Directors, Athletes, Artists, and so on. The 29 panelists are literally one-of-a-kind with wit and compassion. Their success stories inspire so many women out there that it’s unimaginable!

About the Challenge

The Google.org Impact Challenge is organised to collect funds for empowering women and girls across the world, in terms of economy. Google.org will provide funding to selected organisations out of a US$25 million fund. The applications for Stage 1 already ended on April 9, 2021. It was open to calling submission. As per Google.org, “selected charitable initiatives will receive up to $2 million, as well as opportunities for mentorship and additional support from Google.” For Stage 2, the organisations will be notified on a rolling basis. Vital Voices and Project Everyone are its partners.

Prajakta Koli has been making headlines internationally for quite some time, but her association with Google.org is just on another level! To know more about Google.org Impact Challenge, tap HERE! Also, check out Prajakta Koli’s Victory from Being an Emmy Awards Nominee to Winner for Michelle Obama’s #CreatorsForChange