Media
Kicking off pre-budget consultations
CBC Power & Politics, January 6, 2016Television
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2681519303
Katie talks with Rosemary Barton about Bill Morneau kicking off pre-budget consultations with students at UNB. (1.48 mark)
UNB, STU still finalizing sexual assault policies
CBC New Brunswick, September 18, 2015Television
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/unb-stu-sexual-assault-policies-delay-1.3233424
Katie chats with CBC about a pending sexual violence policy at UNB.
Bettering the gender balance: Four women on 21st century politics
CTV Atlantic, March 31, 2017Television
Katie, along with former and current women identifying politicians discuss challenges for women in politics.
President of the UNB Student Union says sexual assaults are largely under-reported on campuses
CBC News, February 17, 2016Television
URL: https://www.facebook.com/CBCNB/videos/10153311668256937/
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-28/clip/15795271
Host Julia Wright is joined by political analysts JP Lewis and Katie Davey for a look at the key issues that could sway voters over the next couple of weeks.
CBC New Brunswick, August 19, 2020Radio/Podcast
"Policy analyst Katie Davey explains the challenges facing physically distant campaigns, which must operate in digital spaces now more than ever with COVID-19 in play this election."
580 CFRA Radio, August 12, 2019Radio/Podcast
URL: https://omny.fm/shows/580-cfra/hour-2-of-news-and-views-for-august-12-2019
Politics Panel features Phaedra de Saint-Rome, founder of So What Media and Katie Davey, CEO of Femme Wonk. Anna speaks with Tu Vuong, founder of Lead Your Way, a camp that is starting for new immigrant children.
CBC New Brunswick, September 28, 2019Radio/Podcast
The CBC New Brunswick Political Panel is launching a special summer series of podcasts that focuses on political issues but without politicians. This podcast digs into the state of the province from the perspective of three citizens, Katie Davey, Travis Daley and Symone Jennings.
Femme WonkRadio/Podcast
Opinion: Rebuild our social safety nets, not just our economy
Telegraph-Journal, May 6, 2020Print
URL: https://tj.news/story/101256518
An op-ed focusing on the interplay between CERB and New Brunswick's social assistance policy.
The case for finally adopting a basic income
When women are on the ballot -- they win
Telegraph JournalPrint
URL: https://tj.news/story/101021531
This op-ed outlines statistics demonstrating that in New Brunswick municipal elections, women win at a rate equal to or greater than men when their names are on the ballot.
N.B. could be model for election campaigns in the midst of COVID-19
CBC New Brunswick, August 19, 2020Online
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/provincial-election-digital-campaign-1.5691677?cmp=rss
As campaign closes, social policy groups prepare for post-election advocacy
National Post, October 20, 2019Online
Record 98 women elected to Parliament, including 2 in N.B., a cause to 'celebrate'
CBC New Brunswick, October 23, 2019Online
URL: https://ift.tt/2BE86Yq?fbclid=IwAR0BjBOtIWBLF61LY8ug1xJX2X0tWPFCOQG2VkHqXdM-URx0iCDQ_fQo3Us
New Brunswick universities report 12 sexual violence cases
CBC News, February 17, 2016Online
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/new-brunswick-universities-sexual-assault-1.3451426
More Than a Place of Refuge: Meaningful engagement of Government-assisted refugees in the future of work
Published by Action Canada/ Public Policy Forum
March 13, 2020
Biography
Katie Davey is a dynamic public policy expert and social innovator, currently serving as the Pond-Deshpande Centre’s (PDC) Executive Director at the University of New Brunswick. Davey brings a mix of experience in applied research and real-world implementation to tackle New Brunswick’s socio-economic challenges through social innovation, entrepreneurship, and public policy.
Previously, Davey was the Director of Policy & PPF Media at the Public Policy Forum. There, she led significant policy projects on child care, the future of journalism, immigration, and digital connectivity; in addition to boosting the organization’s profile in Atlantic Canada by building the Atlantic Initiative. She made waves as a 2019/20 Action Canada Fellow, diving into employment integration for refugee newcomers and Canada’s ever-evolving world of work. Davey has been responsible for the creation of four podcasts and is currently the host of the UNB Alumni podcast, Unbeknownst.
Davey was a Senior Advisor in the Office of the Premier in New Brunswick. She drove legislative development and built bridges with stakeholders, focusing on women’s equality, labour, and innovation. Selected as a top innovator by Atlantic Business Magazine in 2023, Davey is a go-to voice in political commentary, appearing in publications such as the Toronto Star, Policy Options, and as a regular on CBC New Brunswick and Atlantic. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Human Development Council and Action Canada.