Gibran Caroline Boyce is a budding international multimedia journalist exploring borders beyond our own. Gibran’s journalistic interests include U.S. and International Politics, the British Royal Family, conflict and humanitarian crises, lifestyle, and culture, as well as the intersection of the fashion and sports industries with social and environmental justice.
With a background in politics, human rights, global development, philosophy, comparative history, social impact, and conflict studies, Gibran often utilizes in depth research and analysis, philosophy, culture, and historical context to complement the human-centered throughlines of her stories. Gibran has been recognized for her unique voice, prominent storytelling, and writing for social change by The New York Times and Long Island Press, and was a 2015 Telluride Association Summer Program(TASP) scholar.
Gibran has newsroom, print publication, and formal research experience, as well as experience in production, scriptwriting, editorial planning, pitching, media coordination and strategy, video and copy editing, fact-checking, guest booking, interviewing, editorial team leadership as an Op-Ed Editor, and social media copywriting.
She holds a B.A. in International Studies (Cooperation & Conflict) and Journalism from Boston College. As part of her academic studies, Gibran participated in a Spanish immersion international journalism and human rights program in Barcelona, Spain at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF). She formerly served on the press teams for Senator Elizabeth Warren on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. and former Mayor (turned U.S. Secretary of Labor) Marty Walsh in Boston.
