Ivy Davis

Ivy Davis has spent the past five years as a distinguished Research Fellow at Harvard University's Department of Cultural Studies and is an avid advocate for mental health awareness, education reform, and digital literacy. Her insights are frequently featured in The New Yorker’s weekly column on personal development, and she is a regular guest on CNN and NPR.

She has authored several books that explore the intersections of technology, society, and individual well-being, such as "The Algorithm Within: Navigating Life in the Digital Age," "Coffee with Kant: Philosophical Insights into Everyday Connectivity," and her upcoming release, "Echoes of Tomorrow: Futuristic Visions in Art and Society." Ivy also co-founded the critically acclaimed online platform, "Cultural Threads," which fosters discussions around global cultural narratives.

Over the years, Ivy has been invited to share her knowledge at prestigious institutions across North America, from the bustling streets of New York City to the serene campuses of Vancouver. In 2018, the Fulbright Scholar Program selected her for a special series of workshops across Southeast Asia, promoting dialogue between Eastern and Western philosophies. She played a key role in organizing the Global Minds Forum, bringing together leading intellectuals to discuss pressing issues facing our world today. Among her collaborators was the renowned sociologist Dr. Elena Martinez, who praised Ivy's work for its 'groundbreaking approach.'

Recently, Ivy presented at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Italian Cultural Institute, and the Harvard Business School. Ivy's most recent publication is "Travelling with Turing: Exploring the Boundaries of Human and Machine Intelligence."