As head of the United Nations Practice Group, Christina advises States, organizations, and private entities on matters before the United Nations and its bodies, including the UN General Assembly and the Security Council. As a Lecturer-in-Law at Columbia Law School (New York) and the USC Gould School of Law (Los Angeles) Christina teaches courses on the intersection between international arbitration and public international law.
Christina was recognized as one of the "Top 10 Most Innovative Lawyers—North America" (2024) by the Financial Times. She has three times been awarded the Center for Justice and Accountability’s "Partners in Justice" award for her work on transitional justice in Somalia, Cambodia, and Chile.
Her experience includes: