Meixi Ng is one of the Co-Founders of The Amber Initiative! Her work in Amber has made her expand and stretch her dreams and capabilities, and opened the path for much of her work at Northwestern and today. In 2009, she was recognized as one of the Goldman Sachs Global Leaders and in 2010, the recipient of the Circumnavigators fellowship for world travel and study, Meixi traveled to Guatemala, Perú, Singapore, Thailand, Ghana and France to research and study the work in schools in marginalized communities. In August 2011, Meixi moved to México to work with the national strategy team to improve academic achievement (EIMLE) for its Spanish abbreviation with the Secretary of Education in México. In México, she worked with the team to transform the 9000 worst schools in the country, using a new way of teaching and learning in the classroom called tutorial relationships. In August 2012, she moved back to Singapore and is now working with public schools in Singapore to implement tutorial relationships to the classrooms there, hoping to recapture the joy in learning and teaching again.