Each year, the Bellagio Center residency program offers approximately 100 best-in-class thinkers and doers the chance to develop the ideas, art, policies, and breakthroughs that will help to promote the wellbeing of humanity by making opportunity universal and sustainable.įirst Group of 2023 Bellagio Center Residentsīellagio Center residents develop a wide array of solutions to pressing global challenges. Our broader Bellagio community welcomes them.” įor over 60 years, the Bellagio Center has supported many meaningful advances through its residency and conference programs and is globally renowned for fostering cross-cultural and interdisciplinary exchange. We’re excited for the big accomplishments and new friendships that will soon emerge.
Like the residents before them, our amazing 2023 cohort will use this unique opportunity to think, work, and engage with each other in a very special setting. “For decades, Bellagio has supported breakthrough ideas, innovations, and coalitions that address our biggest challenges. “We’re thrilled to welcome the first cohort of residents of 2023 to the Bellagio Center,” said Zia Khan, Senior Vice President of Innovation at The Rockefeller Foundation. The residency provides leaders with time in a remarkable setting to work, as well as connections to a growing network of past Bellagio Center residents around the world, all of whom have demonstrated a commitment to social impact aligned with the Foundation’s mission. Since launching in 1959, the Bellagio residency program has welcomed more than 5,000 artists, policymakers, scholars, authors, practitioners, and scientists from 130 countries, including 100 recognized as Nobel Laureates. NEW YORK | Ma– The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center announced the first cohort of 2023 residents selected for a month-long residency program in Bellagio, Italy, and officially opened a call for 2024 applicants with a registration period until April 26, 2023.
New cohort of Bellagio Center residents join ranks of more than 5,000 global changemakers spanning over six decades and 130 countries The Rockefeller Foundation Research Library Search Menu
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