Serving as a United States Peace Corps Volunteer in rural Moldova, Kim Davis’s primary assignment is in teaching students and training teachers of English as a foreign language.  She is also heavily involved in working with several nongovernmental organizations for the advancement of the Roma population.  Prior to her service in the Peace Corps, Kim earned a Bachelors of Arts in History and Political Science from the University of Montana and has dual-state certification for Secondary Education in History, Geography, Government, and Psychology.  She has served as a board member of the NGO Montana Public Interest Research Group which has the goal of protecting citizen and consumer rights, as well as the environment.  She was also the city director for a not-for-profit organization aimed towards at-risk youth.  Kim is interested in the protection and advancement of human rights, and good governance.