Editing Senryū (section)

===American {{Transliteration|ja|Senryū}} awards===
The [[Haiku Society of America]] holds the annual Gerald Brady Memorial Award for best unpublished {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}}.<ref name="Gerald Brady Memorial Award">{{cite web| url = https://www.hsa-haiku.org/senryuawards/senryu.htm | title = Gerald Brady Memorial Award}}</ref>

Previous Winners of the Gerald Brady Memorial Award include:<ref name="Gerald Brady Memorial Award"/>

*1988: Frederick Gasser
*1989: Brenda S. Duster
*1990: John Thompson
*1991: Leatrice Lifshitz
*1992: Christopher Herold
*1993: Tom Clausen
*1994: David Carmel Gershator
*1995: Michael Dylan Welch
*1996: Sandra Fuhringer
*1997: John Stevenson
*1998: Carl Patrick
*1999: Leatrice Lifshitz
*2000: Yvonnne Hardenbrook
*2001: Billie Wilson
*2002: w. f. owen
*2003: w. f. owen
*2004: John Stevenson
*2005: Emily Romano
*2006: Roberta Beary
*2007: Scott Mason
*2008: David P. Grayson
*2009: Barry George 
*2010: Garry Gay
*2011: Ernest J. Berry
*2012: Julie Warther
*2013: Peter Newton
*2014: Neal Whitman
*2015: paul m.
*2016: Tom Painting
*2017: Sam Bateman
*2018: Joshua Gage
*2019: PMF Johnson
*2020: Tony Williams
*2021: Amy Losak
*2022: Joshua St. Claire
*2023: John Savoie

Since about 1990, the Haiku Poets of Northern California has been running a {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}} contest, as part of its San Francisco International Haiku and Senryu Contest.<ref>{{cite web| url = http://www.hpnc.org/contest-information| title = San Francisco International Competition, Haiku, Senryu, Tanka and Rengay}}</ref>