article_snippet: (CNN)Today, Meyler might be meeting with Google executives or maybe giving a talk at the United Nations about girls' education, poverty or Ebola.
article_snippet: Meyler had spent the last nine years of Meyler life in Liberia setting up the More Than Me Academy, a tuition-free school for at-risk Liberian girls.
article_snippet: Meyler couldn't sit idle as Meyler neighbors, friends and students were fighting for her neighbors, friends and students lives.
article_snippet: Meyler saw an opportunity to leverage Meyler relationship with the community of West Point, the slum in which Meyler school is located.
article_snippet: Next, Meyler and community leaders formed a group of active case finders, people who would go door to door in the poorest parts of West Point, looking for anyone that had fallen ill.
article_snippet: Meyler always felt underprivileged, until Meyler became involved in community service.
article_snippet: That's when Meyler decided to dedicate Meyler life to helping people.
article_snippet: Meyler continues to focus on girls and education in Liberia, meeting with tech giants and innovative education labs to come up with ways to better serve Meyler students at More Than Me.