

2018 Forum
The Humanity 2.0 Forum is a broad spectrum gathering of luminaries and stakeholders at the Vatican to explore specific impediments to human flourishing and to discuss courses of action aimed at overcoming them. It is the goal of a Forum to identify one specific venture that has high probability to fundamentally alter human life on earth and then to rally support for a cross sector collaborative venture.
Videos
December 1, 2018
Chief Rabbi of Rome speaks on how we need to "fix the world".
December 1, 2018

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- A Healthy Environment for Pregnancy
A presentation by leading medical and life science institutions will outline a groundbreaking new approach to pregnancy.
Following the presentation, plans for Square Roots’ first Lab will be unveiled as well as a call-to-commitment to invest in the future of humanity.
Presentation

Dr. Scott Smith
Head of Biochemistry Nutrition labNASA
Dr. Anne Hansen
Head of NICUBoston Children's Hospital
Linda Yaccarino
Chairman, Advertising and Client PartnershipsNBCUniversal
Delia Gallagher
Vatican CorrespondentCNN
Dr. Catherine Monk
Head of Perinatal Pathways LabColumbia Medical School
Morad Fareed
Co-founderDelos
Jennie Joseph
Executive DirectorCommonsense Childbirth
Louise James
Managing DirectorAccenture Development Partnerships
Nicole Marie Passonno Stott
Astronaut (Retired)NASA
Sr. Pat Murray
Executive SecretaryUISG
Dr. Kulleni Gebreyes
Physician ExecutivePwC
Suzanne Gratton
Senior Director Integrated Solutions, New Business DevelopmentPhilips
Matthew Sanders
CEOHumanity 2.0
Dana Pillai
Executive DirectorWELL Living Lab, Mayo Clinic - The Future of the Internet
The Trust Project is an international consortium of news organizations collaborating to use transparency to build a more trustworthy and trusted press. Led by award-winning journalist Sally Lehrman, it is hosted by Santa Clara University’s Markkula Center for Applied Ethics.
Search engines and social media platforms, which have become important news distributors, are participating as external partners (Google, Bing, Facebook, Twitter).
Panel

Sally Lehrman
DirectorThe Trust Project
Linda Lanzillotta
Vice-President of the SenateItalian Republic
Juan Luis Cebrián
Co-FounderEl País
Mario Calabresi
Director of La RepubblicaLa Stampa & La Repubblica
Adam Smith
Deputy Editor GeneralThe Economist
Mark Payton
Editorial DirectorHaymarket Media, London
Ed Young
CEOEZ Waiting Room LLC
Steve Gatena
CEOPray.com
Bianca de la Garza
Chief Executive OfficerGarza Digital
Thomas Ermacora
Founder, Creative & Strategic DirectorMachines Room - Human-centered Civilizations
Pope Francis in his TED talk in 2017 urged for a “revolution in tenderness”. He reminded us that we are not islands unto ourselves, but rather a common family sharing a common home.
The mission is to encourage a culture of love where we recognize each others dignity and work selflessly to build a civilization of true opportunity. This ‘exploratory panel’ will delve more deeply into Pope Francis’ remarks and suggest courses of action aimed at realizing the Holy Father’s vision.
Panel

Eric Harr
CEOLaudato Si' Challenge
Brendan Doherty
DirectorForbes Impact
Princess Khaliya Aga Khan
Co-FounderFalkora
Rabbi Riccardo Di Segni
Chief Rabbi of Rome
Steve Gatena
CEOPray.com
Jeff Cherry
Executive DirectorConscious Ventures Lab
Sophie Robe
FounderPhenix Capital/Impact Summit Europe
Melchiorde Muralt
Managing Partnerde Pury Pictet Turrettini & Cie
Ron Ivey
Founder and PrincipalRembrandt Collective
Thomas Ermacora
Founder, Creative & Strategic DirectorMachines Room
Elliot Hoffman
Founder & CEOREV Sustainability
Lisa Kristine
FounderLisa Kristine Photography
Sponsors


Participating Organizations
The Program
- Forum Schedule08:30 - 17:00
- Tour of Saint Peter’s Basilica18:00 - 18:45
- Exclusive Dinner19:00 - 22:00

Participate in the Forum
Participants in the Humanity 2.0 Forum are mission-aligned stakeholders gathered to address particular impediments to human flourishing.
The Forum provides an opportunity for stakeholders to be presented with high potential solutions to particular human challenges and then an invitation to unite in a cross-sector effort to address them. Anyone may request to attend a Forum, but due to practical considerations, only a limited number are invited.




