Hall of Fame
The Charlotte Award
Presented annually by SCBWI Canada to an outstanding volunteer
who has shown dedication to improving and maintaining SCBWI
Canada. The recipient is awarded a Charlotte pin (spider web)
along with a copy of E.B. White's novel Charlotte’s
Web at our annual spring conference.
As Wilbur said of Charlotte, “It is not often that
someone comes along who is a true friend and a good writer.”
The award is not restricted to writers, but can also be
granted to illustrators, educators, editors, publishers, or
organizations.
Winners of the Charlotte Award:
| Anne Linttell |
1999 Lord Elgin Hotel, Ottawa, Ontario |
| Anita Bonneau |
2000 Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario |
| Christine Tripp |
2001 Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario |
| Lizann Flatt |
2002 Sam Jakes Inn, Merrickville, Ontario |
| Rachel Eugster |
2003 National Library of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario |
| Michelle D. Jodoin |
2004 National Library of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario |
| Elizabeth Ulin |
2005 National Library of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario |
| Noreen Kruzich Violetta |
2007 Kempenfelt Conference Centre, Barrie, Ontario |
The Glass Slipper Award
This award, given at conferences featuring an illustrators'
gallery, recognizes creativity, talent, professionalism, and
the suitability of the displayed works for children’s
publishing. The recipient is chosen by the conference speakers.
Winners of the Glass Slipper Award:
| Christine Tripp |
2003 National Library of Canada, Ottawa |
| Ben Hodson |
2004 National Library of Canada, Ottawa |
The Northern Lights Award
This award was inaugurated in 2004 for the winning conference
submission of a "short story, an article, a picture book
manuscript, or a first chapter and synopsis of a novel."
Winners of the Northern Lights Award:
| Mark Baker |
2004 National Library of Canada, Ottawa |
SCBWI Canada East Children's Book Week Grant
"A celebration of the written word, Children's
Book Week introduces young people to new authors and ideas
in schools, libraries, homes and bookstores. Through Children's
Book Week, the Children's Book Council encourages young people
and their caregivers to discover the complexity of the world
beyond their own experience through books."
The SCBWI Canada East Children's Book Week Grant provides
funds to allow an author or illustrator to give a school presentation
during Children’s Book Week.
Recipients of the SCBWI Canada East Children's Book
Week Grant:
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