Working for the full inclusion of all children,
youth, and adults with disabilities in our society.

Adolfo Diaz, BSBA, PTA

Adolfo Diaz of Miami, Florida, and a native of Cuba, co-founded the Center for Education Advocacy, Inc. in Miami, Florida. Adolfo brings a wealth of professional experience in public speaking, having conducted numerous presentations and workshops for professionals and parents. Adolfo brings the perspective of a parent, advocate, and professional, providing physical therapy to children, young adults and elderly patients in both the hospital and home settings.

Adolfo has worked at Parent to Parent of Miami as a Family Support Coordinator and as a Parent Liaison at the University of Miami Center for Autism and Related Disorders, providing information and support for parents of children with autism and conducting workshops on behavior management techniques.

In 1996, Adolfo was selected to participate in the Education work group of the National Council on Disability Policy Summit held in Dallas, Texas. The participation in this National Summit changed Adolfo's life forever, as during this historic Summit in Dallas, he met his wife, Lilly Rangel-Diaz. Adolfo and his son, Christopher, joined Lilly and her five sons, Juan "Papo," Ricky, Jorgey, Carlos and David Pollo, and they were married in June, 1997.

Adolfo presently works for the National Parkinson Foundation as the Field Services Manager.

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