Diana drew interest in equity, justice, and civic engagement at a budding age—noticing the difference in neighborhoods that had easy access to water while others did not while living in Mexico. Immigrating to the US at the age of seven, she gained a multicultural perspective and additional lessons in equality and the built environment. She consistently asked the question, why do certain neighborhoods have all the services while others did not. It inspired her to serve and participate in local voter registration drives, electoral and community organizing to meet the rising needs in her local community. With her passion for storytelling and design, today Diana focuses on conveying a message that connects across audiences to scale efforts for local change. Diana became an Election Officer for the state of Arizona and served as Public Information Officer for the second largest voting jurisdiction in the nation, Maricopa County, during the 2020 election cycle. She continues her commitment to servant leadership working in the Marketing & Communications Department at Chicanos Por La Causa and serving as a Board Member for Community Legal Services and Urban Phoenix Project. Diana has a B.A in Urban Studies from Stanford University.