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May 11–15, 2026 • 2 Embarcadero Center, San Francisco
Schedule + Hub Partners
The full week of public sessions, the private convening, and the companies joining us in the Compassion 2.0 Hub at Human Tech Week 2026.
Sessions + Salons
The Week's Programming
Each session is hosted on Luma. Click any card to register.
Saturday • May 9
DrawBridge Gala — A C2 Hub Community Event
DrawBridge Gala: Bridging Creative Possibilities — A C2 Hub Community Event
LumaHosted by DrawBridge with Compassion 2.0, Human+Tech Week, and Evelisa Genova. On the eve of Human+Tech Week, our partners at DrawBridge host an inaugural gala that captures everything the C2 Hub stands for — art, community, flourishing, and the belief that creativity is not a luxury but a lifeline. 5:00–9:30 PM PDT at 2 Embarcadero Center, San Francisco.
Tuesday • May 12
The Science and Practice of Flourishing
Leaning Into Our Prosocial Neurobiology: How Enterprises Can Design for Connection
LumaCarson D. Kelly (Compassion 2.0) and Rebecca Kirstein Resch (Inqli) — introduction by Tamara Lechner
Explore what happens when enterprises design with — rather than against — our inherent neurobiological motivations for collective work.
Reversing Social Isolation: Why and How to Design for Human Connection and Flourishing
LumaSteven Crane (Stanford) and Thorsten Hoins (Twyne)
Social isolation has been building for decades — but the loneliness crisis is now colliding with a critical inflection point. Stanford researcher Steven Crane and Twyne founder Thorsten Hoins explore the evolutionary roots of human connection and why so much of modern life works against it.
Play as Flourishing
LumaCarissa Karban
An experiential session exploring play as a practice for presence, connection, and agency. This isn't a talk about play. This is play.
Art as Flourishing: Waycrafting, Agency, and the Expression of Self
LumaEvelisa Genova (DrawBridge, Harvard M.Ed.)
A thesis on art as a practice of flourishing — using the mindset tools of the arts to build authentic self-expression and agency.
Wednesday • May 13
Flourishing Structures and Identity
"If Not Us, Who?": Shaping AI for Human Flourishing
LumaPresented by the IEEE Global AIS Flourishing Initiative
An interactive session using backcasting to imagine and actively shape a future where AI helps humans live their best lives. Together we explore the current AI landscape, define human flourishing in a technology-saturated world, and examine the ethical frameworks and design principles needed to prioritize human potential, connection, and well-being. Participants leave with practical tools, shared commitments, and concrete next steps.
Spirituality + AI: From Intention to Infrastructure ("The Relational Turn")
LumaPrivate convening — invite only
A private convening for builders, practitioners, and researchers working at the intersection of contemplative traditions and AI infrastructure.
Rethinking Identity, Meaning, and Work in the Age of AI
LumaVlad Moskovski
Vlad Moskovski explores what happens to human agency and purpose when AI disrupts not just tasks, but the deeper structures of identity and meaning people have built their lives around.
Thursday • May 14
Building Flourishing Technology
The Organizational Flourishing Construct: Metabolism, Coherence, and AI
LumaCarson D. Kelly
Carson D. Kelly introduces the Organizational Flourishing Construct — a framework for understanding how relational coherence converts into coordinated execution, and how AI can accelerate organizational metabolism.
Building Flourishing Tech: Keeping It Real
LumaMaithilee Samant (mirro.ai), Blair Ryan (Kindred AI), and Colleen Furman (Pebl)
Maithilee Samant (mirro.ai), Blair Ryan (Kindred AI), and Colleen Furman (Pebl) share what it actually looks like to build technology with human connection at the center — the tradeoffs, the lessons, and what they'd do differently.
Reviewing the Thread Through Human Tech Week
LumaTamara Lechner, Evelisa Genova, and Carissa Karban
Tamara Lechner, Evelisa Genova, and Carissa Karban close the C2 Hub by pulling the week's threads together — what patterns emerged, what inspired us, and how we can support each other moving forward.
Hosting the Hub
The Compassion 2.0 Ecosystem
Throughout the week we will introduce the Organizational Flourishing Construct and the ROI of Care, launch the High Performance Manager intervention on Flourishingly, and preview Benevolently.
Compassion 2.0
Public-benefit corporation focused on organizational transformation through care-based, science-grounded frameworks — home of the Organizational Flourishing Construct and the ROI of Care.
Flourishingly
The enterprise platform for Chief Flourishing Officers. Launching the High Performance Manager (HPM) intervention with our Consultant Partner Master Trainers.
Benevolently
A platform for acts of altruism — turning everyday generosity into measurable, repeatable practice for individuals and organizations.
Hub Partner Showcase
Companies Joining the Hub
We are joined throughout the week by companies building at the frontier of human-centered technology, conscious leadership, and flourishing.
Register for the Partner Showcase on LumaThe Verse
A global community creating games, experiences, and digital therapeutics designed to foster human flourishing — playful, embodied, ritual-enriched experiences that enhance health and well-being.
Astrapuffs
Community-centered game design for belonging, mental well-being, and authentic connection. More than a game — a culture of growth where every detail supports community and care.
Conscious Talent
The world's first talent partner connecting conscious leaders with visionary companies who value both professional excellence and deep inner work.
Aligned
The strategic technology partner for mission-driven companies. Embedded product, design, and engineering teams that integrate with your workflow as senior practitioners aligned to your success.
Hosted in Partnership With

DrawBridge is our host at 2 Embarcadero Center. For nearly 40 years, they have brought free, trauma-informed expressive arts programs to children and youth across the Bay Area — many experiencing housing instability — meeting kids inside the shelters where they live, with the cultural responsiveness and long-arc consistency that turns a program into a sense of belonging. They go where the children are. They stay. They build, with each child, the practice of creative expression as a way of remaining the author of one's own life.
2 Embarcadero Center is their home — a gallery and creative ecosystem they have shaped into a place where art, community, and care live together. This week, we are their guests inside it.
That practice is the quiet thesis beneath this week. As intelligence becomes a commodity and AI begins to shape more of the world around us, the question is no longer what we can build, but who we are still willing to become. DrawBridge has been answering that question in the Bay Area's most overlooked rooms for four decades — through paint, through clay, through the steady presence of an adult who believes a child's imagination is worth protecting. We are honored to gather inside their work.
Learn more and support their work at drawbridge.org.
The Venue
2 Embarcadero Center
A working environment and a showcase — built for serious inquiry, real partnership formation, and the translation of research and values into practical frameworks.






Join us at the Hub
Register for individual sessions on Luma, request an invitation to the private convening, or start a conversation with us about partnering, sponsoring, or exhibiting in the Hub.