She also has an active pro bono practice focused on immigration and criminal justice matters, including representing indigent women in asylum proceedings. Maya's practice builds on her prior experience in the fields of international human rights and international criminal law. She worked at the International Center for Transitional Justice on post-conflict accountability processes and efforts to inform the local public and victim populations of these processes and encourage their participation. She has also interned at the International Bar Association, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, and the Berkeley Law International Human Rights Law Clinic. She has written published articles and a book chapter on international courts and outreach to local populations.