The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus recently conferred Alison Hinds-Walcott with the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters (DLitt).

She is now acknowledged as Dr Alison Hinds-Walcott.

This momentous occasion serves as a testament to the Queen of Soca’s remarkable contributions to the world of music, culture, and advocacy.

Alison is a vital element on the Caribbean music scene and a major force in the innovation of soca music globally.

Beyond her musical prowess, Dr Alison Hinds-Walcott has dedicated herself to numerous causes, showcasing her commitment to making a positive impact on society – working as an advocate for causes such as AIDS awareness, women’s rights, diabetes, and cancer foundations.

Additionally, she works closely with organizations for disabled and physically challenged children.