Ayanna PhenomemallyAutistic Davis

Ayanna PhenoemanllyAutistic Davis Is an Award Winning Autism Advocate raised in westchster county, new York who advocates for black autistics with amore specific focus on black women & those in underrepresented communities, an ally for the LGBTQIA community and firm supporter of social justice issues which she strongly enforces on her social media platforms which consist of over 50k followers, Ayanna is chronically ill living with 5 autoimmune diseases and a seizure disorder having survived more than 300 seizures. None of this matters when it comes to her championing for the causes she is passionate about supporting and enforcing! she has illustrated 37 children's books to date! Some she has authored herself and some for authors she has partnered with! Her characters are diverse characters she makes an intentional effort to be inclusive having created characters with vitiligo, albinism, alopecia characters in wheelchairs, limb differences autism & more, She's an Award Winning choreographer who's work has been seen on national platforms several times. As a teenager she started a dance program for children in a underserved community that went on to do great things, they went on to perform and win at th world famous Apollo theatre, they have appeared on BET hit show 106th and park, have opened for international stars, on the Disney channel, ABC Family and The Maury Povich Show for Maurys most talented kids dancers, they also performed at the united nations Designer of children's clothing which was featured at Harlem Week fashion Show, Taliah Wajiid world natural hair show, WPIX 11 & more!! lover of all Performing Arts & former Theater kid.having appearing many plays as a child then later assisting as a teen to a local theater directors drama workshop She has been Honored at the United Nations Was given a proclamation making April 26th Ayannas day in Westchester county New York Was given her second proclamation may 8th in her hometown making her the first black autistic woman to be honored there & it was presented to her by the first black woman mayor, She was presented with a congressional proclamation from the United States House of Representatives as a Changemaker for her advocacy work Most recently she received yet another proclamation from the westchester county goverment declaring April 25th 2025 Ayanna Davis day in Westchester Count new York