Welcome to the GBH Press Room, where you can find out what's happening inside GBH—our programs and services for New England-area audiences, our educational multimedia initiatives, our media access solutions for people with disabilities, our ongoing media archive efforts, and the honors we earn—as well as access press releases and contacts for various media inquiries.
Recent Press Releases
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GBH News Announces Series of August Political Debates, Shining a Spotlight on Contested Statewide Primary Races
One month before Massachusetts voters head to the ballot box for the state primary, GBH News has announced a series of debates and interviews spotlighting five contested statewide primary races. Beginning August 1, 2022, the debates will expand on the reporting and resources at Election 2022, a hub of information for voters looking to make informed decisions at the primary and state elections this fall. -
GBH Names FRONTLINE’s Raney Aronson-Rath Editor-in-Chief
Boston public media producer GBH today announced the appointment of FRONTLINE’s executive producer Raney Aronson-Rath to the role of executive producer and editor-in-chief for the investigative documentary series. -
GBH Kids Honored With Two 2022 Kidscreen Awards
GBH Kids, home of Boston public media producer GBH’s award-winning children’s programming, has been honored with two 2022 Kidscreen Awards. -
GBH Announces Recipients of 2022 Paula Apsell/GBH STEM Scholarship
As part of its longstanding commitment to supporting science education, Boston public media producer GBH announced the 2022 recipients of the Paula Apsell/GBH STEM Scholarship. Seven Boston public school high school graduates will receive an award toward post-secondary STEM education. -
GBH Will Host Special Live Broadcast To Explore the Local Impact of the Repeal of Roe v. Wade
What will the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade mean for the people of Massachusetts? On Thursday, June 30 from 2-3:30 pm GBH News hosts Callie Crossley, Margery Eagan and Paris Alston will host a 90-minute community conversation at GBH's Boston Public Library Studio in Copley Square with guests including Reproductive Equity Now Executive Director Rebecca Hart Holder and Suffolk University Professor Renée Landers.
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