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Photography
Essay Poetry

In 2021 we held a contest open to all students to express their thoughts on climate change through photography, poetry, and essays.

 

The results exceeded our expectations. This page is dedicated to the winners.

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Our Winners

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Photography

Khadiljah Halliday

Teja Jay Rose

Luke Smith

Alson Ovando

Aisha Atherly

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Poetry

Ambika Jagssaringh

Alisandre Jaiserrisingh

Jeremey Joseph

Denzil Romain

Jabri Superville

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Essays

Lazaro Jackson

Anella D. Shillingford

Tasha Edward

Sherona Nichols

Dominique Willams

Debbie-Ann Ashby

Cherie Frank

Mariel Garcia | Shaunee Richards | Natalia Green

Kela Sunshine Roberts | Benita Vital | Sage Mitchel

Photography Winners
Photography Winners
Selected Submissions
Photogrpahy Submissions
Essay Winners
Essay Winners

Kela Sunshine Roberts

When I Think About Climate Change

Anella D. Shillingford

When Home is No

Longe rHome

Stacia
Martindale

What you Mean to Me

Sherona
Nichols

To My Climate Sceptic Friend

Mariel
Garcia

The Social Cost of Climate Change

Benita
Vital

The Decade of the Century

Debbie-Ann
Ashby

Sustainable Development-Climate Change’s Antidote

Sage
Mitchell

Rectify 2035

 Natalia
Green

Message To Our Caribbean Leaders

Cherie
Frank

Global Warming: Through the Eyes of an Exasperated Student

Shaunee
Richards

Climate Change, Human Rights and Political Stability in the Caribbean

Dominique Williams

An Address to theUN General Assembly

Lazaro
Jackson

A Duppy Riddin' Ya

Poetry Winners
Poetry Winners

Alisande Jaiserrisingh

Survival or Sustenance

 Jeremy
Joseph

Self-Destruction

Jabarri
Superville

Fever Dream

 Denzill
Romain

Endless Summer Wave

Ambika Jagassarsingh

Eden’s Inferno

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