Humanity 2.0 Well Being is our life science platform focused on accelerating human flourishing.

Its mission is to optimize two key influences that shape a human’s health destiny: a healthy pregnancy and a healthy environment.

Through collaborations with leading science partners, Humanity 2.0 Well Being helps translate and implement well being standards into communities around the world.

Latest Projects

COVID-19 Response

Humanity 2.0 Well Being and Delos teamed-up with Saint Mary’s to install groundbreaking purification systems on its Winona and Twin Cities campuses. These systems, which were being discussed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic as part of Saint Mary’s commitment to healthy living and wellness for students, will significantly contribute to the health and well-being of students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors by purifying the air and surfaces of harmful materials, including viruses.

Helping Moms Achieve an Optimal Pregnancy

The decision on where to begin HWB’s work was simple. Start at the beginning, and as it turns out, the most important period of human development - pregnancy.

Sadly, we are failing our moms. Pregnancy today still needlessly claims lives and far too many moms are still experiencing ‘traumatic birth experiences’. Women have been giving birth for thousands of years and yet, there is still no accessible ‘gold standard’ for pregnancy.

So, we teamed up with Square Roots to develop a leading solution. Humanity 2.0 Well Being is determined to support moms, and dads, around the world to ensure they have the healthiest and happiest pregnancy possible.

Optimizing Buildings to Promote Health and Well Being

Humanity today is spending up to 90% of our time indoors, which is an enormous divergence from our evolutionary history that has a profound health and wellness impact on us.

Understanding the effects of buildings (the built environment) on us is therefore key to determining how we can leverage our time inside to promote our health and wellness.

So, Humanity 2.0 Well Being teamed up with Delos, the world’s leader in building science and technology, to explore how to bring these interventions to new markets such as student & senior housing, hospitals, houses of worship and others.

Pontifical Oriental Institute COVID-19 Response

Humanity 2.0 Well Being and Delos joined forces with Fr. David Nazar, SJ, Rector of the Pontifical Oriental Institute, to create a showcase in Rome that features some of the most advanced anti-COVID protocols and technologies available along with health and wellness upgrades intended to reduce stress and bolster focus.

About

Rooted in science.
Inspired by humanity.

Humanity 2.0 Well Being takes a life-course approach. Meaning, our approach and interventions are intended to ensure positive health and wellness outcomes throughout a person’s life.

We’re focused on understanding how each developmental period determines or influences future periods. For example, how does the prenatal period impact early childhood development?
The life-course approach to health and wellness requires insight from various fields such as medical and environmental science, sociology, and technology in order to achieve an impact, which is why we work with such a breadth of organizations & institutions.

Learn more about the life-course approach here.

Morad Fareed

Chief Executive Officer

Humanity 2.0 Well Being


Morad is an entrepreneur and philanthropist focused on revolutionizing environmental and maternal health challenges. He is the Co-Founder of Delos, the world’s leading catalyst for improving the health and well-being of people by improving the indoor environments where they live, work, sleep and play. Delos operates the world’s leading certification platform for healthy environments, the WELL Building Standard(™), which is registered in over 525 million square feet of real estate, across 4000+ projects in 61 countries. As former Managing Partner, Morad helped architect the formation of the wellness building movement on each front, helping create and grow the wellness real estate industry from...

Morad Fareed

Chief Executive Officer

Humanity 2.0 Well Being


Morad is an entrepreneur and philanthropist focused on revolutionizing environmental and maternal health challenges. He is the Co-Founder of Delos, the world’s leading catalyst for improving the health and well-being of people by improving the indoor environments where they live, work, sleep and play. Delos operates the world’s leading certification platform for healthy environments, the WELL Building Standard(™), which is registered in over 525 million square feet of real estate, across 4000+ projects in 61 countries. As former Managing Partner, Morad helped architect the formation of the wellness building movement on each front, helping create and grow the wellness real estate industry from $0 in 2010 to $197B in 2020. Morad also helped create the world’s first lab to exclusively study how indoor environments impact human health, the Well Living Lab, a Delos and Mayo Clinic Collaboration. Delos was recently named one of World’s 50 most innovative companies by Fast Company, and it’s Well Living Lab was awarded the prestigious Edison Award. Morad remains a proud Advisor to Delos, accompanied by a distinguished board that includes the 17th Surgeon General of the United States Richard Carmona and Leonardo Dicaprio.

Earlier in his career, Morad worked at Starwood Hotels and Resorts in sustainable hotel development, where he helped found the hotel industry’s first ever green hotel brand, Element by Westin(™). While there, he also worked on $2 billion in hotel development projects for the St. Regis, W, Westin, and Sheraton hotels brands. Prior to that, Morad served as a Senior Analyst at First Manhattan Consulting Group, a financial services consulting firm, as well as a Summer Analyst at Goldman Sachs, in both the Equities and Fixed Income divisions for two years.

Morad’s mission has become to radically improve maternal health, by founding and funding Square Roots, a company whose mission is to introduce only a systemic approach to improving pregnancy well being. He is a proud Co-founder of the Vatican-based Humanity 2.0 Foundation, a vehicle for accelerating human progress on key challenges, including pregnancy, and serves as CEO of Humanity 2.0 Well Being. Recently, Morad created a maternal health scholarship fund at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, named after his parents, Dr. Nabiel and Wesam Fareed, for students of Palestinian descent.

Morad graduated from New York University with a degree in Economics, and he currently resides in New York City. A lifelong athlete and Captain of NYU Soccer, Morad was a member of the first ever Palestinian National Soccer Team, which competed in the 2006 FIFA World Cup. He dedicates his calling to work on Square Roots to his own Mother, Wesam.

Media

Morad Fareed’s opening address at the Humanity 2.0 Forum in the Vatican

May 2019
  • Morad Fareed

    CEO

    Square Roots & Humanity 2.0 Well Being

Michelle Williams – Dean at Harvard’s School of Public Health on the state of maternal health and the challenges ahead

May 2019
  • Prof. Michelle Williams

    Dean of the Faculty

    Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Delos - How to improve human health, well-being, and performance by optimizing buildings

May 2019
  • Dr. Jie Zhao

    Executive Vice President, Head of Labs

    Delos

Prof. Michelle Williams - Dean, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Morad Fareed - CEO, Humanity 2.0 Lab

H.E. Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, KUOM GCMG, 9th President of Malta

Prof. Michelle Williams - Dean, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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