About Judy Nganga

Judy Nganga is a multidisciplinary leader and creative professional whose work spans education, the arts, literature, music, motivational speaking, and civic engagement. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Systems from Northern Arizona University and a Master of Science in Cybersecurity from Grand Canyon University. Judy is a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, and is deeply committed to advocating for education and mental health—particularly for youth and adults navigating life beyond adolescence.

Judy began her artistic journey in 2013, creating murals, portraits, and other visual works that have been featured in various creative spaces and museums across Arizona. Her dedication to the arts evolved into a successful literary career, earning her recognition as an award-nominated author and children’s book illustrator. Her debut self-published children’s book gained international attention through digital media and was spotlighted in a Pinal County, Arizona newspaper. She also collaborated with the United Nations’ Books for Africa Project, enabling the distribution of her book to Zambezi schools in Zimbabwe.

In 2023, Judy expanded her creative pursuits into music production, crafting original beats with a unique sound. She aims to explore and incorporate underrepresented musical genres and is passionate about inspiring and mentoring other women to pursue music production—empowering them to discover their creative voices through sound.

Her volunteer work with Hope of Life International Ministries and Streams of Life Church reflects her dedication to service, using her gifts to uplift and positively impact lives. At the heart of all her work is a powerful vision: to empower children, teens, and adults around the world with the belief that anything is possible, no matter the challenges they face.