Ria Agarwal is a paralegal with the Asylum Program at PAIR. She graduated from Tufts University in 2024 with degrees in International Relations and Civic Studies. Prior to joining PAIR, she was a Fulbright-Nehru Scholar in India, where she conducted research with climate-displaced migrants on access to civic documentation, housing, labor, and voting systems. She also previously supported asylum and naturalization cases as a Legal Assistant at Cambridge Immigration Law and interned with the White House Initiative on AANHPI and The Fulcrum. Her work focuses on access to justice and building more inclusive legal systems for immigrant communities. She joined PAIR in 2025.

Zuna Ramos Maza is a paralegal with the Asylum Program at PAIR. Zuna has expanded her understanding of the forced displacement field through professional experiences in the U.S., along the U.S.-Mexico Border, as well as abroad in Spain and Chile. Her roles in these ranged from assisting with the provision of pro-bono legal aid to acting as a research assistant on studies pertaining to migrant mental health. Zuna obtained her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Boston University. She is originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico with both Puerto Rican and Cuban heritage. She is a native Spanish speaker. Zuna joined PAIR in 2023.

Zuna Ramos Maza is a paralegal with the Asylum Program at PAIR. Zuna has expanded her understanding of the forced displacement field through professional experiences in the U.S., along the U.S.-Mexico Border, as well as abroad in Spain and Chile. Her roles in these ranged from assisting with the provision of pro-bono legal aid to acting as a research assistant on studies pertaining to migrant mental health. Zuna obtained her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Boston University. She is originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico with both Puerto Rican and Cuban heritage. She is a native Spanish speaker. Zuna joined PAIR in 2023.

Zuna Ramos Maza is a paralegal with the Asylum Program at PAIR. Zuna has expanded her understanding of the forced displacement field through professional experiences in the U.S., along the U.S.-Mexico Border, as well as abroad in Spain and Chile. Her roles in these ranged from assisting with the provision of pro-bono legal aid to acting as a research assistant on studies pertaining to migrant mental health. Zuna obtained her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Boston University. She is originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico with both Puerto Rican and Cuban heritage. She is a native Spanish speaker. Zuna joined PAIR in 2023.