JenniferBisram
CBS News New York Reporter & Anchor. Children's Book Author. Storyteller.
Journalist. Author. Storyteller.
Reporter & Anchor
Emmy Award-winning journalist and anchor with 20 years in breaking news, crime, aging and caregiving, and investigative reporting. Currently at CBS New York.
Children's Book Author
Author of Grandma Used to Say (2022) and First Day of School (2014). Stories rooted in culture, family, and the Indo-Caribbean experience.
MC & Speaker
Experienced Master of Ceremonies for major events. Expert in media relations. Member of NABJ, SAJA, SAG-AFTRA, and IRTS Foundation.
“I tell the stories that bring communities together — and hold the powerful accountable.”
— Jennifer Bisram
Emmy Award-Winning Journalist
Jennifer Bisram is an Emmy Award-winning television reporter and anchor currently at CBS New York. Over 20 years, her stories have aired locally and nationally on CBS, CNN, FOX and CNBC. An Indo-Caribbean journalist, she brings cultural depth and fierce curiosity to every story — from homicide investigations in Detroit and the Trayvon Martin tragedy in Orlando, to wild crime and drug trafficking cases in Miami to crime, culture and aging and caregiving in NYC.
Stories Beyond the Newsroom
Grandma Used to Say
A heartwarming story rooted in the Indo-Caribbean experience, celebrating the wisdom passed down through generations. A tribute to grandmothers everywhere and the timeless lessons they share.
First Day of School: Do You Want to Be My Friend?
A charming picture book about the nervousness and excitement of the first day of school, and the courage it takes to make a new friend. Perfect for young readers starting their school journey.
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Inquiries or Say Hello
Whether you're looking for a compelling keynote speaker, an engaging MC, or an author for your next school visit — Jennifer would love to hear from you.