Ingi Mehus is brilliant, fearless, creative, considerate, inspiring and dynamic. She wears many hats, and rocks all of them. First off, Ingi is an extraordinary storytelling facilitator and transformative learning guide. I can personally attest to her two-day storytelling workshops being truly life-changing -- and I'd recommend them to everyone! Likewise, my students at Wageningen University (who have done variants of the workshop over the years) have been extremely impressed by how she's able to develop a real sense of empathy, trust and community within a diverse group of people in a short time. But there's more... It's been an incredible honour to work and learn alongside Ingi for the last few years in the scope of our transdisciplinary Roots Guide project (https://rootsguide.org/), an alternative travel guidebook about The Netherlands as seen through the eyes of migrants and travellers -- a project that is very dear to both Ingi and me, as migrants living in The Netherlands. Whether she's gathering and co-crafting the beautiful and poignant stories for the guidebook, managing the project team and administration, or out in public advocating for the voices of people with migration backgrounds to be heard and amplified, she is always 100% Ingi in whatever she does: conscientious, ethical, inclusive, affirming, motivating and honest. And she makes everyone working with her aspire to those same standards. I'm very thankful to be part of the Roots Guide team as a result of this. Ingi somehow manages to both ground us and help us soar at the same time. So, it's pretty clear that I'm a fan of Ingi and all she does for the people whose lives she touches. If you don't know her yet, I'm certain that you'll quickly come to be a fan, too.

Ingi is amazingly inspiring and her story telling skills got me spell bound during the Pitch and Mix Night that opened the ChangemakersXchange 2019 session in Lagos, Nigeria. I am particular impressed by her humility and availability to share her wealth of experience with every new class of the Ashoka ChangemakersXchange program. I can confidently say Ingi is a great Mentor!

Ingi Mehus is brilliant, fearless, creative, considerate, inspiring and dynamic. She wears many hats, and rocks all of them. First off, Ingi is an extraordinary storytelling facilitator and transformative learning guide. I can personally attest to her two-day storytelling workshops being truly life-changing -- and I'd recommend them to everyone! Likewise, my students at Wageningen University (who have done variants of the workshop over the years) have been extremely impressed by how she's able to develop a real sense of empathy, trust and community within a diverse group of people in a short time. But there's more... It's been an incredible honour to work and learn alongside Ingi for the last few years in the scope of our transdisciplinary Roots Guide project (https://rootsguide.org/), an alternative travel guidebook about The Netherlands as seen through the eyes of migrants and travellers -- a project that is very dear to both Ingi and me, as migrants living in The Netherlands. Whether she's gathering and co-crafting the beautiful and poignant stories for the guidebook, managing the project team and administration, or out in public advocating for the voices of people with migration backgrounds to be heard and amplified, she is always 100% Ingi in whatever she does: conscientious, ethical, inclusive, affirming, motivating and honest. And she makes everyone working with her aspire to those same standards. I'm very thankful to be part of the Roots Guide team as a result of this. Ingi somehow manages to both ground us and help us soar at the same time. So, it's pretty clear that I'm a fan of Ingi and all she does for the people whose lives she touches. If you don't know her yet, I'm certain that you'll quickly come to be a fan, too.

Ingi is amazingly inspiring and her story telling skills got me spell bound during the Pitch and Mix Night that opened the ChangemakersXchange 2019 session in Lagos, Nigeria. I am particular impressed by her humility and availability to share her wealth of experience with every new class of the Ashoka ChangemakersXchange program. I can confidently say Ingi is a great Mentor!

Ingi Mehus is brilliant, fearless, creative, considerate, inspiring and dynamic. She wears many hats, and rocks all of them. First off, Ingi is an extraordinary storytelling facilitator and transformative learning guide. I can personally attest to her two-day storytelling workshops being truly life-changing -- and I'd recommend them to everyone! Likewise, my students at Wageningen University (who have done variants of the workshop over the years) have been extremely impressed by how she's able to develop a real sense of empathy, trust and community within a diverse group of people in a short time. But there's more... It's been an incredible honour to work and learn alongside Ingi for the last few years in the scope of our transdisciplinary Roots Guide project (https://rootsguide.org/), an alternative travel guidebook about The Netherlands as seen through the eyes of migrants and travellers -- a project that is very dear to both Ingi and me, as migrants living in The Netherlands. Whether she's gathering and co-crafting the beautiful and poignant stories for the guidebook, managing the project team and administration, or out in public advocating for the voices of people with migration backgrounds to be heard and amplified, she is always 100% Ingi in whatever she does: conscientious, ethical, inclusive, affirming, motivating and honest. And she makes everyone working with her aspire to those same standards. I'm very thankful to be part of the Roots Guide team as a result of this. Ingi somehow manages to both ground us and help us soar at the same time. So, it's pretty clear that I'm a fan of Ingi and all she does for the people whose lives she touches. If you don't know her yet, I'm certain that you'll quickly come to be a fan, too.

Ingi is amazingly inspiring and her story telling skills got me spell bound during the Pitch and Mix Night that opened the ChangemakersXchange 2019 session in Lagos, Nigeria. I am particular impressed by her humility and availability to share her wealth of experience with every new class of the Ashoka ChangemakersXchange program. I can confidently say Ingi is a great Mentor!