DR HINDS TO BLOOM INTO POWER IN TORONTO
Bloom into Power With the Soca Queen Dr. Alison Hinds You may want to address Alison Hinds ( PICTURED ABOVE ) as Dr. Hinds if you are a woman attending Toronto’s May 19th “Bloom into Power" luncheon. Hinds, the famed soca singer from Barbados, received an honorary degree from the University of the West Indies last November and is still embracing the title of Doctor. The Bloom into Power luncheon is an annual event staged exclusively for Caribbean women (no men allowed through the doors of the St. Clair West ADV Boutique Venue). "This is more than just an event; it's a testament to the indomitable spirit of Caribbean women,” explains the lower luncheon host Kerra Denel. She is also the founder of the Caribbean Women's Network The Caribbean Women's Network is a leading organization dedicated to empowering, celebrating and knitting together women from the Caribbean diaspora. Through events, workshops, and community initiatives, the network fosters connections, grow