Gina Davila

A native of Quito, Ecuador, Gina Dávila brings a strong academic background and international perspective to her work. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Universidad de las Américas (UDLA) and later completed a Master’s in Marketing and Commercial Management from the Universidad de Barcelona. Gina continued expanding her expertise through studies in Neurolinguistic Programming and Executive Excellence at Universidad Autónoma de México, Marketing in a Digital World with the University of Illinois, Introduction to Public International Law at Universidad Anáhuac, and Diplomatic Practice at O.P. Jindal University. She is currently pursuing a Diploma Program in Diplomacy and International Relations at INESEM Business School of Spain.

Gina is a native Spanish speaker, fluent in English, and conversational in Portuguese. She joined Farmworker and Landscaper Advocacy Project -FLAP in 2025 as a Community Navigator, Independent Contractor, conducting community outreach an education, sharing resources, and delivering Know Your Rights (KYR) presentations to low-wage workers. Her commitment to strengthening access to resources quickly led her to take additional responsibilities within the organization. In July 2025, she transitioned into the Administrative and Intake Assistant position and was later promoted to Multilingual Administrative and Intake Assistant, supporting FLAP’s operations. In 2026, Gina was promoted to Multilingual Executive Support and Strategic Organizational Relations, where she contributes to organizational coordination, operational support, and strategic partnerships and continues providing information and resources to low-wage workers through outreach efforts at the Ecuadorian Consulate in Chicago and its mobile unit.

Gina’s passion, human mobility and immigrant advocacy strongly influences her work. She is inspired by the journeys of Ecuadorian and other low-wage immigrant workers who leave their home countries in search of safety, dignity, and opportunity as they face significant barriers along the way. Through her work, Gina remains committed to helping low-wage individuals access resources, information, and support they need to navigate these challenges.

In 2025, Gina completed the “2nd NDoula Community Alliance’s Elemental Reproductive Healing Arts Project”, focused on self-advocacy and community healing through singing, story-telling, and creative expression. Additionally, Gina finalized a Compliance and Human Resources Clinic of AMPT Training in partnership with Quatro Business Support Services. She as delivered more than 250 Know Your Rights presentations, made more than 250 referrals, distributed more than 2,000 educational materials, and assisted with several dual citizenship process.