Daniela Moncayo and Leidy Evelyn Díaz Posada

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Daniela Moncayo is a psychologist, a specialist in Educational Psychology and a student in the Master's in Health and Disability Psychology at Universidad de La Sabana. She is a leader in inclusion, accessibility and Universal Design for Learning (UDL), with experience transforming educational and social environments to support the participation, learning and wellbeing of all people. She currently works as Case Manager at Knightsbridge Schools International Bogotá, is director of Fundación Mundo para Todos and general coordinator of AIDUA (Accessibility, Inclusion and Universal Design for Learning) at Universidad de La Sabana. From these roles she leads and supports initiatives that promote inclusive education, accessibility and the recognition of diversity, as well as the wellbeing of neurodivergent people, people with disabilities and their families. She also takes part in public policy initiatives to strengthen the rights and inclusion of autistic people and people with neurodevelopmental conditions in Colombia, fostering collaboration between the education, social and labor sectors.

Leidy Evelyn Díaz Posada is an educator and psychologist, holds a master's in research applied to education and is a PhD candidate in Psychology at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain). At Universidad de La Sabana she is a professor and director of the Master's in Health and Disability Psychology, the online diploma “Universal Design for Learning and Inclusive Education” and the AIDUA community: “Accessibility, Inclusion and Universal Design for Learning.” Alongside her work at La Sabana, she is an independent trainer and consultant through the international network Landa Club. She has led programs for government bodies, foundations, companies, schools and universities in Colombia, and for public and private organizations in Ecuador, Panama, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico and Spain.