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Bellagio Residency: September 2022 Project: "Banality of Scale: When Big Tech, Computer Science, and Human Rights Collide (working title of a current book-in-progress that is the basis of a series of …

Bellagio Residency: May 2022 Project: "Health Care as a Civil and Human Right: Building Citizenship through Nurses' Activism in the Caribbean and the United States" Karen Flynn is an award-winning scholar with …

Bellagio Residency: April 2022 Project: "The Social and Behavioral Determinants of Cancer" Robert A. Hiatt is a leading expert in cancer epidemiology with a background holding high leadership positions at the U.S. …

Bellagio Residency: April 2022 Project: "Global Leadership in a Fragmented World" Aron Cramer is recognized globally as a preeminent authority on just and sustainable business, which he speaks about frequently at leading …

Bellagio Residency: July 2022 Project: "What If We Get It Right?: Visions of Climate Futurism" Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson is a marine biologist, policy expert, and writer. She is co-founder of the …

Bellagio Residency: July 2022 Project: "24-Decade History of Popular Music" Rob Epstein has been making groundbreaking, socially relevant films for over four decades. Epstein came to Bellagio in July 2022 to work …

Bellagio Residency: February 2022 Project: "Fighting Corruption in Ghana: The Musings of a Village Boy" Vitus Azeem is a leading anti-corruption advocate in Ghana. For over a decade, he served as the …

Bellagio Residency: April 2022 Project: "Grassroots Transparency-building: a community-based method for preventing corruption and improving security in rural, conflictive and underserved areas" Ellen Calmus is the founder and director of The Corner …

Bellagio Residency: April 2022 Project: "Cognitive Dissonance" Sebastian Currier is an award-winning composer whose music has been performed by acclaimed artists and orchestras at major venues worldwide. A former Columbia University professor, …

Bellagio Residency: April 2022 Project: "Some Third Element" Isabella Hammad’s first novel, “The Parisian,” won a Palestine Book Award, the Sue Kaufman Prize from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and …