Location: Campidoglio – Piazza del Campidoglio, Rome – Hall of the Horatii and Curiatii
Graça Machel Mandela – Mozambican activist and politician, co-founder and Vice-President of The Elders, former Minister of Education and Culture of Mozambique, former First Lady of Mozambique and South Africa
Maria Ressa – Filipino-American journalist and entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO (Executive Editor) of Rappler, 2021 Nobel Peace Prize laureate
Leymah Gbowee – Nobel Peace Prize laureate
Denis Mukwege – Nobel Peace Prize laureate, founder of Panzi Hospital (Democratic Republic of Congo)
Dmitry Andreevich Muratov – Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Nadia Murad – Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Jody Williams – Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Kailash Satyarthi – Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Oleksandra Matviichuk – Chairwoman and founder of the Center for Civil Liberties
Tawakkol Karman – Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
International Guests:
Sania Nishtar – CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
Ronald Cohen – Chairman (Global Steering Group for Impact Investment)
Tracy Palandjian – CEO (Social Finance USA)
Luke Nosek – Co-founder of PayPal; venture capitalist; co-founder of Founders Fund
Abeba Birhane – Ethiopian-born cognitive scientist and AI ethicist; Mozilla Senior Fellow; member of the UN Secretary-General’s AI Advisory Body
Lorena Jaume-Palasí – Founder & Executive Director, The Ethical Tech Society; expert in AI ethics and governance
Nnenna Nwakanma – Nigerian digital activist; Chief Web Advocate at the World Wide Web Foundation
Max Tegmark – Swedish-American physicist and AI researcher at MIT; President of the Future of Life Institute; author of Life 3.0
Cornelius Boersch – German serial entrepreneur and investor; founder of Mountain Partners AG; leading European tech angel
Kerry Kennedy – President of Robert F. Kennedy for human rights
“Before being believers, we are called to be human beings.” The words of Pope Leo XIV guide the main stage of the World Meeting on Human Fraternity, namely the Assembly of Humanity on September 13 at the Campidoglio in the Hall of the Horatii and Curiatii.
There can be no fraternity unless we redefine the concept of humanity in the face of the extremely difficult challenges of our time: humanitarian, climate, and political crises, wars, famines, and the digital revolution that we do not yet know how to manage. Nobel Peace Prize winners, leaders of international organizations, and protagonists of the global debate initiated a synodal process on the theme: “What does it mean to be human today?”, thanks also to the contribution of experts from other tables of the Meeting who were present at the Assembly.
The goal was to provide a framework for new interpretations and new awareness of the present, not just the future.
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