A national and current resident of Trinidad and Tobago. I joined GV in September 2005, and held the positions of Caribbean editor and Managing Editor before becoming Managing Director in 2008.
Latest posts by Georgia Popplewell
VIDEO: Meet Marina Khonina, our new Lingua Project Manager!
Get to know more about Marina Khonina, our new Lingua Project Manager, in this 3-minute video!
Global Voices March 2022 highlights
March 2022 saw a few farewells and welcomes, the return of the Global Voices podcast, and readers paying close attention to stories about Russia and Ukraine.
Global Voices February 2022 highlights
Stories capturing readers' interest in February 2022 addressed topics including the Winter Olympics, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and everybody's favourite new word game.
Global Voices January 2022 highlights
In addition to producing stories, GVers were out and about this month in various venues talking about events in countries such as Kazakhstan and China, performing poetry, and getting published!
Global Voices December 2021 highlights—plus some from 2021 overall!
Stories from Hong Kong, Japan and Malawi took centre stage in December, and the most-read story of 2021 was about. . . fabric?
Global Voices November 2021 highlights
In November GV welcomed a new board member, while GVers made appearances at a number of virtual events.
Changes on the Global Voices board
Akwe Amosu joins the Global Voices board as James Deane departs, with Mary Kay Magistad assuming the role of board chair.
Global Voices October 2021 highlights
October's most popular posts addressed the Taliban's balancing act with China, a Myanmar actress-turned-resistance fighter, and a Turkish dog that rides the metro.
Global Voices September 2021 highlights
In September, Global Voices readers zeroed in on stories about snack food, the origins of a term for hanging out, diversity on Tiktok and several aspects of China.
Global Voices August 2021 highlights
Topics that grabbed our readers' attention in August include a swimming pool, the death of a beloved Caribbean poet, women who run like the wind, and belly dancing.
