Mohammed Hamid Mohammed is a senior program officer at the Fetzer Institute, where he leads a portfolio of projects focused on the relationship between science and spirituality, spirituality and technology, and spirituality and health. Trained in the humanities, social sciences and human-computer interactions, Mohammed is a philanthropy professional with decades of experience leading research, technology development, and programmatic projects worldwide. Recent projects he has helped shape and manage include research on free will and a mindfulness app named among the top three in its class by the New York Times. He has co-authored articles in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes as part of his pursuit, including “Communities and Freedom: Transforming Governance” in Why Love Matters: Values in Governance and “Enabling Community and Trust: Shared Leadership for Collective Creativity” in The Foundation Review. Mohammed worked in the academic and corporate sectors before transitioning to philanthropy and is an international traveler conversant in various languages, cultures and spiritual traditions.