Awarded for the master's thesis "The Windrush Generation Revisited: How Black British Women Are Reclaiming the West Indian Narrative," which examines Caribbean diasporic identity and gendered counter-narratives in contemporary Black British women's writing. The Gender & Agency Prize is conferred annually by GAIN — Gender: Ambivalent In_Visibilities, the University of Vienna's interdisciplinary research platform, in recognition of outstanding postgraduate research engaging with gender, intersectionality, and visibility.