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Cecilia Diaz
Chief Executive Officer
Cecilia Diaz is a dedicated advocate for justice in rural Arizona, co-founding the Center for Rural Arizona Justice in 2024. Born and raised in the small town of St. Johns, Cecilia has a profound understanding of the unique challenges facing rural communities.
Cecilia's professional journey began shortly after she graduated high school, when she joined the Apache County Attorney’s Office. Over the years, she quickly advanced her career, starting as a part-time Legal Assistant and ultimately serving as the Chief of Staff. With over a decade of experience as a Legal Assistant and Victim Advocate, Cecilia possesses extensive knowledge in criminal prosecution and victims' rights.
In her commitment to professional development, Cecilia has completed the Basic Victim Assistance Academy and Advanced Academy through the Arizona Coalition for Victim Services. She prioritizes staying current on victims' rights issues by regularly attending training sessions hosted by the Office of Victim Services in the Attorney General's Office.
Currently pursuing her Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Leadership at Arizona State University, Cecilia is set to graduate in May 2025. Her experience and education equip her to effectively address the needs of rural communities across the state.
Cecilia founded the Center for Rural Arizona Justice to leverage her skills and experience to serve those in need, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to administering justice and advocating for victims in rural areas.
