Beverly Ndifoin
Master of Global Affairs Graduate Student
Beverly Ndifoin is a multimedia environmental journalist, activist, and author from Cameroon. Her passion for conservation can be traced back to when she served as a weather news anchor on Cameroon's National TV station. She is the founding president of an environmental advocacy non-profit organization known as “Eco Game Changers.” Beverly is a recipient of the Obama Leaders Program and the Mandela Washington Fellowship. She recently published an environmental poetry collection titled “The Last Garden of Eden: Environmental Poetry Collection.”
Beverly holds a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication and a master’s in Applied Linguistics. As an MGA major, she is interested in understanding the connection between environmental sustainability and development. She has a knack for storytelling and is keen on shining light on indigenous stories, especially ideas, people, and innovations that are making a positive impact on the environment, reason she has been volunteering as an environment correspondent for the Planet Forward Media Project at The George Washington University since 2022. Beverly is the recipient of a Donald & Marilyn Keough Fellowship.