The SGP Prize is an international biennial award that honours cities for their achievements and contributions towards creating liveable and sustainable urban communities around the globe. Established by Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority and Centre for Liveable Cities in 2012, this prize recognizes cities demonstrating outstanding leadership and good governance when responding to urban challenges – past recipients include Bilbao, New York and Suzhou in Jiangsu Province as past laureates.

The Singapore Literature Prize (abbreviated SLP) is an annual literary award in Singapore that recognizes works written by local authors in one or more of Singapore’s four official languages: Chinese, English, Malay or Tamil. Novels, short stories or non-fiction books published in these languages compete for recognition against each other for this top award from National Book Development Council of Singapore.

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The Sidney Prize is an annual literary award given to students who demonstrate dedication to high ideals. It was named in memory of Dr. Sidney Louis Wagman ’51, an alumnus and member of the New York City Board of Education; one of many University scholarships or awards named after distinguished alumni or members of its community.

The Sidney Thomas Prize in Art History is given annually to an undergraduate student who has written the best paper in art history. This annual honor is named in memory of Professor Sidney Thomas (1915-2009), an early pioneer in modern art studies who began as a Shakespeare scholar before pioneering its study with two-volume textbooks such as Images of Man: Selected Readings in Art History and The Nature of Art – still widely referenced today in this field.

Patrick Lenton, Alice Bishop and Sara Saleh judged the 2022 Neilma Sidney Short Story Prize competition with great success, selecting eight stories on the theme of ‘travel’ from among several hundred entries submitted by authors living around Australia-Bundjalung Country who live near Grafton – Claire Aman’s story ‘bird country” was chosen as winner from among these eight. Claire Aman lives and directs The Long Way Home community writing project while her stories have appeared in Overland, Island and Southerly publications as well as her 2017 collection entitled Bird Country.

In 1939, this award was established in memory of Sidney Howard (1891-1939), an emerging playwright who did not achieve immediate fame but nonetheless showed promise. It aimed to encourage new and promising young playwrights and the winner had the chance to spend one year writing for a London theatre company.

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We were delighted to give Stephan Miescher our Sidney Edelstein Prize for scholarly books in the history of technology in 2023 competition for his book A Dam for Africa: Akosombo Stories from Ghana (Indiana University Press 2022).

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