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\n\tThree of the year\u2019s most buzzed-about small-screen stories will receive big kudos at The Hollywood Reporter<\/em>\u2019s inaugural Sustainability<\/a> in Entertainment Honors event taking place on April 23 in partnership with the Sustainable Entertainment Alliance.<\/p>\n \n\tThe invitation-only celebration will be held at the Bel-Air Hotel and highlight three hourlong series for their trailblazing work in crafting onscreen narratives that bring sustainability issues to the forefront, and behind-the-scenes sustainable production practices.<\/p>\n \n\tThe awards given will include: Legacy of Sustainable Storytelling, presented to ABC\u2019s Grey\u2019s Anatomy<\/em>; Achievement in Sustainable Storytelling, presented to Hulu\u2019s Paradise<\/a><\/em>; and Achievement in Sustainable Production, to the Duffer Brothers\u2019 upcoming Netflix series The Boroughs<\/em>, which debuts May 21.<\/p>\n \n\tLongtime Grey\u2019s<\/em> stars Chandra Wilson and James Pickens Jr. are confirmed to present their show\u2019s award to Grey\u2019s<\/em> executive producer and showrunner Meg Marinis and Shondaland chief content officer Allison Eakle. Paradise<\/em> executive producer\/writer John Hoberg and writer Stephen Markley will accept on behalf of their show from series star Sarah Shahi. And the showrunners, creators and EPs of The Boroughs<\/em>, Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews, will receive their series\u2019 honor. Additional program talent will be announced before the event.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cWe are thrilled to partner with The Hollywood Reporter<\/em> to shine a spotlight on remarkable leaders across film and television who are raising the bar for sustainability, both in how stories are made and in the stories themselves,\u201d says Sam Read, executive director of the Sustainable Entertainment Alliance. \u201cThese three series exemplify the unique power of entertainment to connect with broad audiences by reflecting the world we live in, and the one we want to build.\u201d<\/p>\n