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Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

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Overview

The Gold Medal

Established: 1941

Designer: Lucile Sinclair Douglass, sculptor

Representation: Winged Victory standing upon the arc of the world

Overview

The Society's highest honor awarded to a member whose original, innovative, or pioneering contributions are of major significance in understanding the world's cultures and environment.

    Eligibility

  • Must be a member of the Society of Woman Geographers
  • Work must demonstrate original, innovative, or pioneering contributions
  • Contributions must be of major significance in understanding the world's cultures and environment

    Recent Recipients

  • 2022: Mechtild Rössler - For transformative influence on UNESCO World Heritage
  • 2017: Constanza Ceruti - For high-altitude archaeology achievements
  • 2014: Rebecca Lee Lok-Sze - For polar exploration and climate change documentation
  • 2011: Susan Shaw - For pioneering research on harmful impacts of chemicals on marine life
  • 2008: Laurie Marker - For conservation biology and Cheetah Conservation Fund

Contact

Address: 415 E Capitol St. SE, Washington, DC 20003 Phone: +1-202-546-9228 Website: iswg.org

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

women

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