Gibran Caroline Boyce is a Trinidadian-American multimedia journalist from Long Island, New York, covering Washington and the world. Her work spans broadcast, narrative written features, investigations and photojournalism. She currently works as a production assistant at NBC News and is the 2026 Overseas Press Club (OPC) Foundation winner of the Walter Cronkite Scholarship Award for Aspiring Foreign Correspondents.

Boyce began her international reporting career in 2025 as an intern with EVN Report in Armenia. Additionally, her reporting and photojournalism from the U.S.-Mexico Border have appeared in NBC News, The Guardian, El País, and local U.S. outlets. She previously interned at CNN on Fareed Zakaria GPS and aired her first broadcast news package on New York City's Spectrum News NY1.

Boyce recently earned her M.A. in international reporting and broadcast journalism from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY where she was the recipient of the Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting scholarship. She previously earned a B.A. in international studies and journalism from Boston College. Find and follow more of her work at gibrancarolineboyce.com.