Diaz, Stephen
An accomplished nonprofit leader, educator, and human rights advocate with over 15 years of experience driving community development, public health initiatives, and social justice programs across Belize and the United States. Specializes in behavior change communication, human rights documentation, sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR), anti-trafficking coordination, and youth empowerment. A certified primary educator with experience in both Belize and the U.S. educational systems, with a strong background in curriculum development, multigrade instruction, and leadership within multicultural settings. Skilled in organizational governance, strategic planning, research methodologies, and advocacy for marginalized groups. Recognized for bridging grassroots mobilization with policy-level impact, and for fostering collaboration among government, civil society organizations, and international agencies.
governance, resource mobilization, strategic planning, and program
coordination. Successfully led internal relations, developed
organizational strategic frameworks (2016–2021), and coordinated
national and international initiatives related to Sexual and
Reproductive Health and Rights. Registered with the Belize National
AIDS Commission and an active contributor to various United
Nations processes.