Drug Laws. USA She provided music for Emmy-Winning UN documentarian Lisa Russel's latest film Not Yet Rain, regarding the advancement of Women's health laws and reproductive rights in Ethiopia. Maya performed two years in a row at the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure in New York City's Central Park. The race is a massive fundraiser for breast cancer research. Maya produced Hope Night, a concert event devoted to domestic abuse awareness. The event brought together several nonprofit organizations and speakers, including Governor David Paterson. In 2008, Maya and her band did a five-week US State Department-sponsored tour of Burma, China, Philippines and Sri Lanka as a part of The Rhythm Road/American Music Abroad Program, performing concerts and workshops while appearing in national press in an effort to create cultural exchange. Since then, in 2009, Maya did a similar tour for cultural exchange in Honduras and El Salvador, and will be returning to Honduras for another program. In response to tours of this nature, Maya was invited to the White House to celebrate the Global Cultural Initiative. Discography Albums Maya Who?! (2003) What You Don't Already Have (2005) The Rooftop: A Live Shot (2006) Make It Happen (Gotta Get Up) (2007) Junkyard Jewel (2007) Taste This (2008) Cry Love'' (2011) References External links Official website American women singer-songwriters Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Musicians from Brooklyn Singer-songwriters from New York (state)