Aryanna Tillman

Aryanna, a vibrant 15-year-old, serves as the Vice President of Sisters Who Stutter (SWS), a teen-founded initiative under the National Stuttering Association (NSA). SWS is dedicated to empowering and supporting girls who stutter, creating a safe and inclusive space for them to connect, share experiences, and embrace their unique voices. As Vice President, Aryanna plays a key role in inspiring confidence and fostering community among her peers, embodying the values and mission of both SWS and the NSA.

Since the age of 6, Aryanna has been passionate about cheerleading, a sport that reflects her enthusiasm, determination, and ability to work as part of a team. In addition to her leadership and athletic pursuits, Aryanna enjoys exploring her creativity through photography, capturing moments that tell stories. She also loves baking delicious treats and spending time babysitting, showcasing her nurturing and thoughtful personality.

After high school, Aryanna aspires to make a difference in the medical field, with ambitions of becoming a cancer nurse or doctor. Her drive to help others aligns with her commitment to advocacy and leadership within SWS. With her compassion, creativity, and determination, Aryanna is poised to make a meaningful impact both within the stuttering community and beyond.