The NYIG Team is dedicated to promoting and prolonging Go
Go is the oldest board game still played in its original form
Founded in 2016, the New York Institute of Go (NYIG) has worked hard to create a space where individuals of all backgrounds could discover, learn, and excel in the art of Go. Throughout this journey, we witnessed the transformative power of Go in our students. Some became professional Go players. Some embarked on a enlightened journey after admission to prestigious universities. While others found a renewed sense of patience and perseverance, viewing life's challenges through a strategic lens learned on the Go board.
For over 9 years, our commitment to promoting Go education extends beyond our physical locations. Through our YouTube channel, we've offered free Go lectures that have reached millions of viewers worldwide, furthering our mission to share the beauty and depth of this ancient game.
NYIG is committed to continuous delivery of exceptional education, from classes to immersive camps and exciting tournaments, making Go more accessible to everyone.
If you're interested in contributing to NYIG's mission through donations or sponsorship, please don't hesitate to reach out. Your support will enable us to continue sharing the magic of Go with even more individuals and communities. Thank you for being a part of our story and for helping us inspire a love for Go that will last for generations to come.
Stephanie Yin (殷明明) is a distinguished professional 1p Go player and a seasoned Go teacher fluent in English and Chinese. Since turning professional in 2007, she has won numerous national Go tournaments. Beyond the board, she has played a pivotal role in organizing and supporting numerous international and national Go events to expand the global reach of Go. Notably, Stephanie was a main commentator in the Google Deepmind team for the Ke Jie vs. AlphaGo matches in the Future of Go Summit.
Stephanie Yin (殷明明) is a distinguished professional 1p Go player and a seasoned Go teacher fluent in English and Chinese. Since turning professional in 2007, she has won numerous national Go tournaments. Beyond the board, she has played a pivotal role in organizing and supporting numerous international and national Go events to expand the global reach of Go. Notably, Stephanie was a main commentator in the Google Deepmind team for the Ke Jie vs. AlphaGo matches in the Future of Go Summit.
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