Betsy-Jane Paul-Odionhin moved to New York from Nigeria three years ago and lives in Far Rockaway, Queens. She is a senior at Manhattan Village Academy and a member of her school’s debate club, book club, newspaper club and creative writing club. She is also an aspiring neurosurgeon who loves reading. Stories fascinate her — even more so when they’re true. She is passionate about saving the environment and loves random things like crocheting and reading biology textbooks for fun.
Betsy-Jane Paul-Odionhin appears in the following:
A Radio Rookies Roundtable
Thursday, April 07, 2022
Student journalists in the WNYC radio rookies program talk about their experiences reporting on issues of policing, the justice system, crime, public safety and big related issues.
Finding ways to feel safe as a young Black girl in America
Tuesday, April 05, 2022
Betsy-Jane Paul-Odionhin explores what it means to feel safe — or unsafe — as a young Black girl growing up in America.
