
About
I Am
Bryanna Haywood
Bryanna R. Haywood is a Young Caribbean- American woman born in Brooklyn raised on Long Island. Graduate from the State University at New York University at Buffalo and received her Bachelor's degree in Philosophy. Bryanna plans to continue her love for education and knowledge; she is currently preparing for her LSATs to begin her Law school career.
Since she was young, Bryanna has had an ever growing desire to represent and empower young black women. This passion would carry her to create spaces where black women could feel comfortable and open enough to show themselves true and real in society. It was this journey to pursue her passion towards purpose that gave birth to Royalty Speaks.
Founded in 2011, Royalty Speaks Inc. is a community engagement group that focuses on cruating intergenerational communities for women of color world wide. Our services function through after school programs, workshops, and dinner events that are centered around Health & Wellness, Strength and Safety Training: Human Trafficking, and Legal Literacy Awareness.
My personal mission is to never stop being a lighthouse of hope to women that look just like me. It is my life purpose and mission to build royalty speaks Inc to expand my lovem s continue to serve the world. It is through Royalty Speak that young women across the globe will learn to
Empower, Illuminate and Educate.

Meet the Team

Program Facilitator
Nia Haywood RN BSN
Nia ia a recent Nursing graduate of Adelphi University. She has a passion for educating communities of women of color about the importance of Health and Wellness awareness
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Program Facilitator
Daebreona Griffith
Daebreona is a recent graduate of University at Buffalo in her Bachelors of Public Health . She has a wealth of experience empowering young girls to love who they are becoming.

Program Facilitator
Chrissy Baker
Chrissy is a current student at St Johns University. She is currently pursing her degree in psychology and neuroscience. She has a passion towards understanding how to better help women understand themselves from a biological point of view
