Gibran Caroline Boyce is a multimedia reporter covering Washington and the world. She reports on how power, politics, conflict, and identity shape lives across borders. A Boston College graduate, she is an Ida B. Wells Society Scholar at the Newmark J-School, where she is pursuing a master’s degree in international reporting and broadcast journalism. She recently interned on the production team at CNN, Fareed Zakaria GPS.

From New York City, she has developed skills as a multimedia journalist (MMJ), anchor, field reporter on-camera, photographer, and editor on breaking news deadlines. Boyce’s production work has been broadcast on Spectrum NY1 and her on-camera reporting has appeared in the NYCity News Service. She has extensive experience using the Canon XF605 camera, editing on Adobe Premiere Pro, and creating visual social media content across platforms. Her skills and interests extend to both breaking news broadcast packages and short field documentaries for digital video.

During her time at CNN, Boyce assisted producers in all aspects of production and show coordination, from the newsroom and edit bays to the control room. This includes working in iNews, pitching stories weekly, teleprompter and live news show support, helping edit final segment blocks, conducting and transcribing pre-interviews, crafting chyrons, finding and ingesting videos/photos via Reuters, Getty Images, the Associated Press, and AFP.

In 2025, Boyce began her career as an international correspondent with EVN Report in Armenia, covering security and culture in the aftermath of decades-long border conflict. Her reporting and photos from the U.S.-Mexico Border has appeared in The Guardian, El País, and more. She is also a published photojournalist.

Boyce is currently open to opportunities in on-camera broadcast reporting, anchoring, and multiplatform immersive news documentaries.