Alissa Trotz
Alissa Trotz is a scholar and activist of Guyanese descent, residing in Canada, who focuses on issues related to diaspora and transnationalism. She has been noted in recent discussions for her role in advocating for CARICOM's stance against allegations of complicity in human trafficking concerning Cuban medical workers.
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Recent news mentions
Dr Alissa Trotz introduced and guided the final farewell service of Dr Rupert Roopnaraine.
On Dr Rupert Roopnaraine (1943-2026)
Guyana· 2026-05-28
Alissa Trotz wrote a weekly column for Stabroek News.
Stabroek News found a true durable niche in newspaper readershipGuyana· 2026-02-24
Alissa Trotz is one of the editors of Moses Bhagwan's memoir Enter the Political Kingdom.
Enter the Political Kingdom - Stabroek NewsGuyana· 2026-02-22
Alissa Trotz teaches in Caribbean Studies and Women and Gender Studies at the University of Toronto.
Memories of Independence - Stabroek NewsGuyana· 2025-05-26
Alissa Trotz led a United Nations-funded study that interrogated the victims of the violence in Wismar.
Remembering what happened in WismarGuyana· 2025-05-25
Alissa Trotz signed a statement in solidarity with Cuba and its medical professionals.
We call on CARICOM to collectively repudiate the idea that regional governments are involved in human trafficking through Cuban medical missionGuyana· 2025-03-26
