Danielle lights up every room she enters.

Speaker, emcee, and self-advocate — Oklahoma City.

Talks on living with Down syndrome, surviving cancer, disability employment, and inclusion.

  • 3awards
  • 6+organizations
  • Two-time co-emcee
Danielle Robinson standing outdoors in a yellow dress beside a creek and a small waterfall.

Her story

Her story, in her words

Danielle speaking into a microphone at a podium marked Bethany Children's Health Center.

Danielle Robinson is a self-advocate, speaker, emcee, and performer — born with Down syndrome, and a cancer survivor.

I became a public speaker because I was inspired by my sister Ashleigh, who was Miss Oklahoma.

Danielle Robinson

Recent stages include co-emceeing for Dale Rogers Training Center and the Down Syndrome Association of Central Oklahoma, and introducing guests like Kelli O'Hara and Darci Lynne.

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Add to that documentaries, commercials, calendars, fashion shows, and interviews led for schools and organizations.

Away from the stage: time with friends and her nephew, volunteering at St. Luke's Methodist Church, and never missing WWE or Dancing with the Stars.

TODO 4 — resume more work history to add here.

Speaking topics

Four subjects Danielle knows first-hand

Living with Down syndrome

What daily life actually looks like, and why the low expectations were wrong.

Her cancer journey

Diagnosis, treatment, and after — shared with hospital staff, patients, and families.

Disability employment and school

What helped, what got in the way, and what to do differently.

Inclusion and self-advocacy

Speaking up for yourself, and building rooms where everyone can.

Ways to work with her

Danielle can run the room, or speak to it

Keynote
20–30 minutes for schools, 40–60 for conferences and hospitals.
Emcee
Galas and awards nights.
Panels
As a panelist, or as the host asking the questions.
Interviews
On camera or on stage.
Virtual
Zoom sessions and filmed online events.

What organizers say

From the people who've booked her

Booking inquiries

Bring Danielle to your event

Email is the fastest way in, and you'll hear back from Danielle herself. Prefer a form? Send an inquiry from the rates page.

Helpful to include:
  • The date and city
  • Who the audience is, and roughly how many
  • How long you'd like the talk to run
  • Keynote, emcee, or panelist
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