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Data Scientist & Moral Psychologist. Now @ http://PsychOfTech.org + USC Neely Center. Former Civic Integrity/AI/Newsfeed @ Facebook, Cofounder @ Ranker/CivilPolitics. Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=7vzqWBYAAAAJ&hl=en
Freya India is the author of the Substack GIRLS.
I'm a health and science writer, speaker, founder of Screen/Life Balance, and author of books including How to Break Up With Your Phone and The Power of Fun: How to Feel Alive Again. I help people scroll less, live more, and have fun along the way.
Senior Research Scientist at NYU Stern. Lead Researcher for the New York Times Bestseller, The Anxious Generation. Managing Director of the Tech and Society Lab at NYU-Stern. Managing editor of the After Babel Substack.
Author of The Myth of Artificial Intelligence. I write about the limits of technology and the tension between tech and human flourishing.
Linda Åkeson McGurk is a Swedish American writer and author of There’s No Such Thing as Bad Weather and The Open-Air Life. She is an advocate for the Nordic outdoor tradition friluftsliv and outdoor play every day, regardless of the weather.
I'm a researcher and designer. My initiatives and projects bridge positive psychology, human-computer interaction, and the creative arts. I run the nonprofit research initiative APOSSIBLE.
Tech & politics. Adjunct Lecturer in Applied Ethics and Tech Policy @ Duke. Tennessee Volunteer, RPCV (Moldova), JD (Vandy), ex-Amazon lobbyist, served 2 US governors (one of each party), hobby jogger.
Nathan Witkin is a research writer at NYU Stern's Tech and Society Lab, teaches elementary school full-time, and writes about philosophy, politics, and technology at his Substack, Arachne.
I’m a journalist always looking for a deeper understanding of the issues.
Seventeen-year-old research intern at the Tech and Society Lab at NYU-Stern
Emma Park is a Research Associate under Dr. Jonathan Haidt and Zach Rausch at NYU. She is currently pursuing a B.A. in Psychology at Stanford University.
Postdoctoral Fellow at NYU Grossman | PhD in Statistics from CMU | Researching statistical & machine learning methods for causal inference | alecmcclean.github.io
Sunny Xun Liu is the Director of Research at Stanford Social Media Lab. Her research focuses on the social and psychological effects of social media and AI, adolescents and well-being, and digital literacy.
Sarah Wu is a PhD student at Stanford. Her research examines the psychological consequences of social technologies, particularly in educational and creative contexts.
Jason Lu is a second-year medical student at New York Medical College with aspirations of becoming a psychiatrist. He hopes to empower children, teens, and adults to disconnect from their screens and reconnect with their lives.
PhD student at NYU Stern researching why play matters for organizations. https://www.yejinparkroberts.com
A member of the UK’s House of Lords, Kidron is a global authority on digital regulation, children’s rights and Artificial Intelligence. She has played a central role in establishing standards for online safety across the world.
Roxy Longworth is the founder of Behind Our Screens and author of When You Lose It
Postdoctoral researcher at the ifo Institute in Munich, Germany, and member of the junior faculty at LMU Munich.
Daniel Frost is the director of public scholarship in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University. He also serves as editor-in-chief of Public Square Magazine.
Assistant Professor in the School of Communication at The Ohio State University studying how technology can fit into the lives of children and teens in ways that support healthy social and emotional development and happy families.
I am a professor of human development in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University. I research the impact that media has on children and families and regularly speak to teens and families about using technology in positive ways.
Exec Director of the Anxious Generation Movement & Chief of Staff to Jonathan Haidt. Social impact entrepreneur & executive coach helping mission-driven leaders build from scratch, lead with confidence, and turn big ideas into real-world impact.
Professor of Economics, University of Munich | Director, ifo Center for the Economics of Education | Research on the economics of education: educational achievement, economic prosperity, equality of opportunity | sites.google.com/view/woessmann-e
I am a research coordinator for the economics of education at the ifo Institute in Munich. My work focuses on equality of opportunity in education and opinion surveys of the German population. Website: https://www.ifo.de/en/freundl-v
Author, ghostwriter and speaker, Gay Longworth has written 13 books; crime, contemporary fiction (under the pen name Carrie Adams) and memoirs, including When You Lose It with her daughter Roxy and Under A Pink Sky with Esther Ghey.
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