Ngum Che Julien researches the heightened vulnerability of internally displaced women in Cameroon to food insecurity and gender-based violence, emphasizing how climate displacement and environmental degradation worsen these challenges. Her work highlights the link between climate change and forced displacement and the disproportionate impact it has on women and girls, particularly in English-speaking conflict zones. Passionate about advancing gender-sensitive solutions, she challenges narratives that portray women as passive victims, instead positioning them as active agents of change. She promotes women’s empowerment and resilience through innovative data and evidence, driving inclusive responses to climate and humanitarian crises.