An Emmy-winning filmmaker, journalist, and media executive, over her career, Pamela Hogan has often focused on under-reported stories about ordinary women who do the extraordinary.

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Her film Looks Like Laury Sounds Like Laury was named one of “The Best TV Shows of 2015” by The New York Times. She co-created, and executive produced the PBS series Women, War & Peace, directing the award-winning episode I Came to Testify, which highlighted the experiences of Bosnian women during wartime. The series reached 12 million viewers and won several awards, including the Overseas Press Club’s Murrow Award, a Television Academy Honor, and the ABA's Silver Gavel.

Hogan also served as executive producer for PBS’s Wide Angle, creating the Emmy-winning documentary Ladies First and the Time for School series. She has received a National Council for Research on Women award and teaches at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.