Le Gould-Saunders Memorial Endowment Fund a été créé en 2008 par deux membres ACH de longue date, Virginia Gould et Gail Saunders, en mémoire de leurs défunts maris, Geoffry L Gould, MD, et Winston Saunders, CMG. Son but est de fournir une assistance aux étudiants diplômés et, dans certains cas, aux  jeunes chercheurs, pour assister au colloque ACH.

Les suivants ont reçu cette distinction:

2026: Zakiya Doyle, The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, “‘I learned the art of running away to perfection’—Enslaved children and resistance in Barbados, 1780-1834” ET Nyala Thompson Grunwald, University of Cambridge, “No Man’s Land: Mangrove lands, waters, and the histories of marine zones between Trinidad and Tobago”

2025: Samantha Hosein, The University of the West Indies, St Augustine, “Behind Closed Doors: Unveiling the Realities of Asylum Nursing at the St Ann’s Mental Hospital in Colonial Trinidad” ET Shivalli Ragbir, The University of the West Indies, St Augustine,“Female Invisibility within the Justice System: Crimes Against Women in Trinidad 1900-1962”

2024: Laura De Moya-Guerra, Rutgers University, “The Chinese in the Barranquilla (Colombia) Carnival: Gender and Diplomacy 1960-1980”

2023: Christopher Montague, Northwestern University, “Self-Government and White Sovereignty: The Black Marxist Critique of Colonialism in Jamaica” ET Arti Ramsaroop, University of the West Indies – St. Augustine, “The Vertical Dimension of African-Caribbean Mutual Aid Societies and Benevolent Associations in Harlem, 1900-1964: African and Caribbean Influences.”

2019: Anne’el Bain, The University of the West Indies (UWI), St. Augustine Campus, “Una Amsted Equitativa: Exchanges of Support among Cuba, Grenada and Nicaragua, 1975-1990”

2018: Rikki Bettinger, University of Houston, “Comparative Reproductions: The Family in Women’s Travel Writings in the Circum-Caribbean, 1800-60”

2017: Jamie L. H. Goodall, Stevenson University, “Piracy, Slavery and Clandestine Trade: Transitioning to a Plantation Economy in the Caribbean Atlantic »

2016: Jessica Pierre-Louis, Université des Antilles et de la Guyane AIHP/ GEODE, “Wealth and Racial Categorization of the Free people of Color in Martinique in the Eighteenth Century.”

2015: Deidre Myers, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, « Law, Policy, and the Environment: Environmental Law and Policy History of Wetlands in Barbados »

2014: Afi Martin, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, « When Black Power met Socialism: Women in the New-Left and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 1972-1979 »

2013: Renee Nelson, University of the West Indies, Mona, « The West Indian Press and the Federal Idea: 1948-1957”

2012: Amy Borgansky, Bard Graduate Center, “The Culture of Cloth in the Eighteenth-Century West Indies”

2011: Eric Otremba, University of Minnesota, “Engines and Canes: Caribbean Sugar Mills within Transatlantic Scientific Correspondence”