El fondo memorial de dotación para viajes Gould-Saunders fue establecido en el 2008 por dos miembros antiguos de la ACH, Virginia Gould y Gail Saunders, en la memoria de sus difuntos esposos, Geoffry L Gould, M.D., y Winston Saunders, CMG. Su propósito es para proveer asistencia para estudiantes de posgrado y, en algunos casos, jóvenes eruditos, para atender a las conferencias de la ACH.

Los siguientes han recibido esta distinción:

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” Y 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” Y 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” Y 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”