The Inter-American Dialogue’s mission is to advance democratic resilience, shared prosperity, social inclusion, and sustainable development across the Americas. To support our mission and address our hemisphere’s shared challenges and opportunities, we convene global leaders and partner with leading institutions worldwide to develop innovative policy ideas and actionable proposals. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Washington, DC, the Dialogue has staff and fellows in countries across the Americas. The Dialogue also works closely with our members – over 100 distinguished individuals who are former presidents, cabinet members, and legislators, as well as current leaders in academia, business, civil society, and media – who actively participate in shaping and advancing our mission.

Together, we focus on seven critical areas for the region’s future: promoting equitable relations between Asia and Latin America, strengthening understanding, communication, and cooperation between Mexico, Brazil, and the United States, enhancing education and skill development, advancing a just energy transition and climate action, fostering fair development for migrant communities, and supporting democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. These areas require fresh perspectives, creativity, and firm resolve—qualities that our members and partners bring to every initiative. Through these collaborative efforts, we seek to build a stronger, more integrated future for the Americas.