She was born November 7 in New Orleans, Louisiana to Angela Bird. She has three siblings: Erica, Earea, and Erek. At the age of 14, Erion accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior during the summer of her 7th grade year school year. Erion has been a part of a nonprofit Christian program called 29:11 Mentorship Program for 4 years, and currently serves as the team lead of Student Leadership of this organization. Being a part of 29:11 has helped her find her purpose, her calling, and her identity through the word of God. She believes 29:11 has made a great impact in her life because the people there are running after the same thing that she’s running after–which is God. There she knows she can have fun and still love God.

Erion has been called to be different since a young age. At only 15 years old she wrote her first book is entitled, Keep Running: How To Endure When Life Looks Impossible. Her second book at the age of only 16 years old, Bold & Beautiful: 6 Things Every Female Should Know, inspires and empowers women of all ages. God has given her the courage to share her story throughout these books. She believes that sharing her story could help those that may simply be tired of running in life. Author Erion P. Davison provides a great plan of how anyone (young or old) could overcome any challenge when life attempts to get the best of you.

Erion started her own business at the age of only 17 years young. She has toured the country speaking to other youth and young adults about what it takes to become a successful business owner. “She graduated from Southern University with a degree in Mass Communication, specializing in Public Relations. Her aspiration is to venture into the world of Public Relations. Additionally, Erion is passionate about inspiring others, assuring them that regardless of who they are or their needs, she will accomplish the task at hand. She finds fulfillment in being around individuals who are committed to following God, regardless of the challenges they may face or the opinions of others. She remains dedicated to making a positive impact in her community.”