With more than 100 million people vaccinated against Covid-19 and counting, a strengthening economy and states and cities relaxing or altogether eliminating Covid restrictions on businesses and public gatherings, it seems that America is on a path to fully reopening.

Women Rule brought together women leaders who are playing a pivotal role in reopening safely and exploring what life, business, the economy, politics, schools and the workplace will be like as we figure out a new normal.

On June 24, Elizabeth Ralph, POLITICO’s Women Rule editor, lead an in-depth conversation with women leaders on questions such as, what policies and systemic changes can help women recover from the disproportionate impact of the pandemic? As employers reconfigure Work From Home policies, what are the benefits and drawbacks for women who have jobs that allow remote work? And what leadership lessons from the hardships faced during COVID can women take with them after the pandemic is over?