2021 Laureates

(Top left to right): Dr Ayanna Phillips Savage (Trinidad & Tobago) Joint, Science & Technology; Prof Rupika Delgoda  (Jamaica) Joint, Science & Technology; Maria Nunes (Trinidad & Tobago) Joint, Arts & Letters;   (Bottom left to right)  Dr Floyd Morris (Jamaica) Public & Civic Contributions; Dr Guna Muppuri (Jamaica) Entrepreneurship;  Sean Sutherland (St Vincent & the Grenadines) Joint, Arts & Letters. High res photos can be found at our Flickr photo-stream.

Here is our 2021 Laureates Press Kit

Nominations for 2022 are open till May 31, 2021. Download our Nomination Form, or go to the Nominations pull-down menu for the online form. Click here for our Brochure.

The Awards are made in four areas (as of 2015): Arts & Letters, Science & Technology, Public & Civic Contributions and Entrepreneurship. The awards began as a biennial event in 2006, went annual between 2010 and 2015, and thereafter returned to a biennial cycle. So far, 39 laureates have been named in the four categories.

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Have a look at our 2018 film, Sun, Sea and Science