Divas of Colour 2018 a focus on Mental Health awareness.

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24 and 25th March 2018.

Tagged #MindYourMind Divas of Colour 2018 festival will raise awareness on mental health issues as it affects women of colour specifically.

The 5th annual global Divas of Colour International women’s festival will see hundreds of global women burst into London in March to celebrate, recognise and discover the best and contributions of women of colour. Opportunity to network with global influencers, leading women as we raise awareness on mental health.

Now a 2 day festival, Divas of Colour festival will kicking off with fashion show casing outstanding world class designers, and trade exhibition from high quality reputable brands targeted to women and few VIP designers opening their showroom for media influencers, bloggers and buyers on the first day, following on for the second day with conference focusing on mental health issues tagged #MindYourMind and to conclude later on the day with award dinner recognising the contributions, talent and the best of women of colour.

This year making our 5th year, 50 outstanding women will be recognised for their excellence, contributions and consistent drive to uphold the dignity of women of Colour dignity, for lifting other women up and for shinning light on the world around them.

The two days event will see influential women of colour from around the globe gather to celebrate their achievements whilst having the platform to address the issues of mental health as it affects women of colour specifically.

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Call: 02035321354

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