Residents are individuals who have achieved significant recognition and leadership in their respective fields. They are forward-thinking individuals known for advancing breakthrough ideas or actions with significant impact. To qualify, residents must align with The Rockefeller Foundation’s mission of making opportunity universal and sustainable. They should demonstrate curiosity, collaboration, and a commitment to remaining active in the Bellagio Network after the residency.
Benefits include:
- Up to four weeks at The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center in Lake Como, Italy.
- Room and board with a private studio for work.
- Inclusion in a community of up to 15 scholars, artists, and practitioners worldwide.
- Travel funding is available for those with financial need.
- Future participation in an international network of Bellagio Center alumni, united in the shared purpose of creating a better world.
The residency program offers a unique opportunity for individuals to engage in collaborative and transformative work, fostering connections and contributions to a global network.
Addressing Climate Change Residency
Under this theme, we will support leading thinkers and organizations working on solutions addressing climate change through the lens of energy systems, health systems, food systems, policy and financial systems.
Building Vibrant, Connected, and Resilient Societies Residency
Humans thrive when we recognize that all of our futures are inherently intertwined. This theme focuses on how to address the core challenges to building vibrant, connected, and resilient societies.
General Open Call Residency
The General Open Call is for practitioners, academics, and artists working in any discipline or area of study. Projects can be based on any topic but must demonstrate clear social impact and charitable purpose.
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center Residency Program
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