Reset Dialogues (based in Boston) is an American non-profit organization created in 2009 to promote cultural and religious pluralism, the rule of law and human rights in various contexts. Initially established to support its partner organization ResetDOC – Dialogues on Civilizations (based in Milan), the two associations together convene the best minds from different countries, cultures, and disciplines at regularly held seminars in the U.S., Europe, North Africa and Turkey. We also commission and publish research in the human and social sciences — through our website and in cooperation with academic presses — to inform public debate and contribute to sound decision-making by policymakers.

Reset Dialogues convenes conferences at American universities and supports the annual Venice Seminars on Toleration and the Casablanca Seminars on Pluralism. In 2019/20, Reset Dialogues collaborated with partners to convene meetings at Columbia University’s Italian Academy, Princeton University’s Center for Human Values, the Reves Center for International Studies at The College of William and Mary, and The University of California Berkeley’s Center for the Study of Democracy, Toleration, and Religion. Reset Dialogues receives support from the Carnegie Corporation, the Luce Foundation and the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs.