
2024 Human Flourishing Forum
The Human Flourishing Forum consists of a two day program and involves leaders and luminaries from around the world exploring what constitutes and inhibits human flourishing. We are grateful to be partnering with The Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University, The Positive Psychology Center at the University of Pennsylvania, and the Pontifical Gregorian University in hosting this Forum.



Videos
 - Is AI a threat to humanity?: Human Flourishing Forum 2024August 28, 2024

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Opening Address

Cardinal Peter Turkson
- Emerging Technology: Perils and Opportunities for HumanityPresentation Fr. Philip LarreyChairmanHumanity 2.0 FoundationTech Frontiers - Beyond the Doom and Boom BinaryPanel Fr. Philip LarreyChairmanHumanity 2.0 Foundation Matthew SandersCEOHumanity 2.0 Jose PachecoCo-Director, Master of Engineering in Advanced Manufacturing & DesignMassachusetts Institute of Technology Renate NyborgFounder & CEOMeeno Keyun RuanFounder & ChairHappiness Foundation Michael BaggotAssistant ProfessorAteneo Regina Apostolorum Janet AdamsCOOSingularityNET
- Presentation: Human Flourishing Framework 2.0 - A Blueprint for FlourishingPresentation Ron IveyFounder and PrincipalRembrandt CollectiveHuman Flourishing Foundations: The Case for a Collaborative ApproachPanel Ron IveyFounder and PrincipalRembrandt Collective James PawelskiDirector of Education, Positive Psychology CenterUniversity of Pennsylvania Tim LomasPsychology Research Scientist, Department of Epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Psychology Research Scientist, The Human Flourishing Program, IQSSHarvard University Dennis SnowerPresidentGlobal Solutions Initiative Julianne Holt-LunstadProfessor of Psychology and NeuroscienceBrigham Young University Elisabeth KincaidChair in Business Ethics and Director of the Center for Ethics and Economic JusticeLoyola University New Orleans Lindsay OadesProfessor Well Being ScienceUniversity of Melbourne
- Project Vision - Phase 2 Identifying, Triaging, and Indexing Impediments to FlourishingPresentation Matthew SandersCEOHumanity 2.0Project Vision - Cross-Cultural Perspectives & Local ParticipationPanel Tim LomasPsychology Research Scientist, Department of Epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Psychology Research Scientist, The Human Flourishing Program, IQSSHarvard University Mila AlianaAdvisorProSocial & Global Solutions Initiative Brandon VaidyanathanAssociate Professor and Department Chair of SociologyThe Catholic University of America Michael MuthukrishnaAssociate Professor of Economic PsychologyLondon School of Economics Victor CountedProfessor, PsychologyHarvard University/Regent University/ National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Africa Monica AlemanInternational Program Director: Gender, Racial and Ethnic JusticeFord Foundation Tomas BjörkmanFounderEkskäret Foundation
- Economics & Flourishing - Solidarity & Agency in the Age of AI & RoboticsPresentation Dennis SnowerPresidentGlobal Solutions InitiativeFlourishing Together in the Future of Work and MoneyPanel Isabel CaneDirectorCane Advisory Dennis SnowerPresidentGlobal Solutions Initiative Letty GarciaAssociate Director, Leadership InitiativeHarvard Business School John LevyManaging Director - Impact, Franklin Real Asset AdvisorsFranklin Templeton Investments John C. HavensSustainability Practice LeadIEEE Standards Association Andre LabordePresidentBena Capital, LLC
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Participating Organizations
The Program
- Welcoming Remarks9:00 - 9:15- Matthew Sanders
- Ron Ivey
 
- Opening Address9:15 - 9:30- Cardinal Peter Turkson
 
- Emerging Technology: Perils and Opportunities for Humanity9:30 - 10:00- Fr. Philip Larrey
 
- Panel: Tech Frontiers - Beyond the Doom and Boom Binary10:00 - 10:45- Matthew SandersModerator
 
- Coffee Break10:45 - 11:15
- Human Flourishing Framework 2.0 - A Blueprint for Flourishing11:15 - 11:45- Ron Ivey
 
- Human Flourishing Foundations: The Case for a Collaborative Approach11:45 - 12:30- Ron Ivey
 
- Lunch12:30 - 13:30
- Project Vision - Phase 2 Identifying, Triaging, and Indexing Impediments to Flourishing13:30 - 14:00- Matthew Sanders
 
- Project Vision - Cross-Cultural Perspectives & Local Participation14:00 - 14:45- Tim LomasModerator
 
- Coffee Break14:45 - 15:15
- Economics & Flourishing - Solidarity & Agency in the Age of AI & Robotics15:15 - 15:45- Dennis Snower
 
- Flourishing Together in the Future of Work and Money15:45 - 16:15- Isabel CaneModerator
 
- Workshop overview presentations from leaders16:15 - 16:30
- Closing remarks16:30 - 16:45- Cardinal Peter Turkson
 
- Optional pre-dinner program16:45 - 17:00
- Reception18:30
- Dinner19:00

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.






