One last hurrah for 2012. Photo by Creativity103 on Flickr.
Happy New Year from Global Voices!
This year we've published 6,159 short and long posts in English by hundreds of volunteer authors that have been translated in more than 30 languages by hundreds of volunteer translators.
We've seen both successes and setbacks for online social movements, wars, injustice and tragedy – but also countless stories of human bravery and survival to give us high hopes for the future.
The world is talking. We thank you for listening!
Please consider making a donation to support our work for the next year.
- Celebrating 2012 with Global Voices
- Most Read Stories on Global Voices in 2012
- Our Global Voices in 2012
- 2012: Year of Milestones for Global Voices Lingua Project
End of year reviews
In these posts, our authors and editors look back on 2012 in their regions.
- From Gangnam Style to Jailed Tweeter: Korea in 2012
- Iran's Most Memorable Internet Moments in 2012
- Myanmar: 2012 was Year of Protests
- Mauritanians Find a Voice Online in 2012
- Yemen: A Year of Assassinations, Explosions and Drones
- From Indigenous Protests to Online Preaching, Portuguese Language Countries in 2012
- Year of Change in Angola, But Everything Stays the Same
- Uganda in 2012: 50 Years of Independence and Africa's Youngest MP
- State of Freedom of Speech in Tunisia in 2012
- Looking Back at 2012 in South Asia – Part II
- Looking Back at 2012 in South Asia – Part I
- Caribbean: What Happened in 2012 (Part 2)
- Caribbean: What Happened in 2012 (Part 1)
- 2012: A Year of Revolt and Social Change in Francophone Countries: Part 1 of 2
E-Books
A special selection of Global Voices stories from 2012 about Sub-Saharan Africa can be downloaded in our new e-book African Voices of Hope and Change (in PDF, ePub, and Mobipocket formats).
The best of our coverage of the EU economic crisis is featured in our previous e-book, Europe in Crisis (in PDF, ePub, and Mobipocket formats).
