About The Vagina Chronicles and Our Founder
About Aiyana
Aiyana Davison (pronouns: she/her/hers) is a Certified Nurse Midwife and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner-BC currently practicing in Southern California. A passionate professional, some of her most pressing priorities include: shedding light on and aiding to eradicate the inequalities that exist within healthcare, addressing the crisis that Black womxn (people) face in the U.S., the provision of quality care for all individuals and families, and the preservation of the legacy of Black midwives and birth work.
With this in mind, Aiyana uses her business and social media platforms under the name The Vagina Chronicles to educate, engage, and create safe space for those interested in all things birth work, empowerment, and overall obstetric and gynecologic health. She has been featured on a variety of podcasts and in discussions with companies such as Mama Glow, Peanut, Elive, Black Moms Blog, and more. Aiyana encourages healing through sharing and vocalizing stories (as opposed to the long-standing historical traumatic secrecy) to aid with the advancement and success of vulnerable communities.
If you are looking for midwifery services, please note that currently Aiyana practices in the hospital setting with plans of opening a birth center in the near future. If you are looking for the care of a black midwife or doula please check out the sistamidwifedirectory.com.
What People Are Saying About Aiyana
“Aiyana is an informed educator, culturally competent teacher and a compassionate provider. As a birth doula I have learned from Aiyana’s workshops how to better serve my clients and gained critical tools for birthwork. She models effortlessly how to serve clients and their families with informed and compassionate care.”
— C. Runnels
“You want Aiyana at your side when it’s time to birth your baby! Her rich experience in midwifery makes her a steady presence that allows you to freely bring your baby earthside in the way your body births. She is attentive, patient and makes you feel at home.”
— Anonymous