GBH Catalyst

Karlis Collins, Catalyst member and Director of Marketing, Corporate Sponsorship and Membership at GBH, has been named one of The Ad Club and the Women’s Leadership Forum’s 2024 Women We Admire 👏   Karlis is constantly leaving us in awe with her passion, drive, and leadership. Thank you for inspiring us, Karlis!

Catalyst will always celebrate and champion Black History. In honor of our resilient past and optimism towards our future, let us lead boldly and with compassion, remembering that our personal experiences should never limit our ability to empathize and support one another. Progress depends on all of us.   “In all things that are purely social we can be as separate as the fingers, yet one as the hand in all things essential to mutual progress.” —Booker T. Washington  Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with GBH and Catalyst:

Shoutout to former Catalyst Leadership Team Member, current member, and ZOOM celebrity Pablo Velez Jr!

Celebrating Catalyst's Communications & Strategy Lead Caroline Z. O. Mango, who recently represented GBH Archives and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting at the American Documentary: Embracing Diversity in American Storytelling gala!

On October 31st, Catalyst, the Office of Inclusion and Equity (OIE), and Community Relations invited all GBH-ers to celebrate our Annual Día de los Muertos Ofrenda. Heartfelt speeches, delicious food, and the Mariachi Estrellas de Boston helped us honor lost loved ones, whose photos were displayed on an ofrenda. In the words of Mexican writer, Andrés Henestrosa: “No me llores, no, porque si lloras yo peno. En cambio si tú me cantas, yo siempre vivo y nunca muero.” ("Don’t cry for me because if you cry I grieve. Instead if you sing for me, I will always be alive and I will never die.") Pictures by Meredith Nierman

"When we celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day in place of Columbus Day, it shows a victory for Indigenous people."