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Religious Freedom & Business Foundation Indeed, they have a vested interest because religious freedom is good for business.

The Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF) is the preeminent organization dedicated to educating the global business community, policymakers, non-government organizations and consumers about the positive power faith has on business and the economy Businesses are uniquely situated to solve problems caused by religious restrictions and hostilities because they are at the crossroads of culture, commerce and creativity. Research shows that religious freedom not only benefits the bottom line, but also improves the lives of women, consolidates democracy, and increases peace and stability. The Problem
A rising tide of religious restrictions and hostilities has swept the globe in the past decade, despite efforts by governments, religious groups and non-governmental organizations to roll them back. The Solution
Business support for religious freedom will result in more peaceful, trustworthy and stable economies. Where there is stability, there is more opportunity to invest, especially in emerging/new markets. It also fosters more trust within a company and enlarges public trust toward a company, enhancing its brand image and benefiting the bottom line.

Faith and Belief Are an Overlooked Source of Character in the Age of AINew Board paper: faith and belief are an overlook...
10/09/2026

Faith and Belief Are an Overlooked Source of Character in the Age of AI
New Board paper: faith and belief are an overlooked source of character as AI grows
Premiering 13 October - London!

Why Faith and Belief Matter in the Age of Artificial IntelligenceA...

08/29/2026

BUILDING BRIDGES THROUGH LITERATURE

Stories can cross boundaries that politics cannot.

Through Teamwork Arts and the Jaipur Literature Festival, Sanjoy K. Roy has created extraordinary spaces where writers, thinkers and artists from different cultures, religions and traditions encounter one another through ideas.

Across India and around the world, his festivals celebrate difference rather than simply tolerate it, bringing millions into conversations that build understanding and shared humanity. His work demonstrates that culture can unite where politics divides, and that dialogue can replace distrust.

For building bridges through literature, culture and human encounter, Sanjoy K. Roy is the 2026 Literature Bridge Award recipient of the King Husein Global Business & Interfaith Peace Award.

Register to attend the Awards on 13 October 2026, London: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/dare-to-overcome-london-2026-tickets-1994238196128

Brian J. Grim, Ph.D., President of the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation, will join a September 24, 2026 New York ...
08/05/2026

Brian J. Grim, Ph.D., President of the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation, will join a September 24, 2026 New York City dialogue on how faith and responsible leadership can shape AI’s impact on work, markets and economic power. Drawing on Magnifica Humanitas and the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Faith in Action, the gathering will convene business leaders, investors, policymakers and thinkers to advance human dignity, trust and resilience. It also connects Grim’s article “AI Has Two Cost Curves” with his upcoming Dare to Overcome London Board White Paper on why faith and belief matter for human capability in an AI-enabled economy.
https://religiousfreedomandbusiness.org/2/post/2026/08/brian-grim-to-join-new-york-dialogue-on-faith-ai-and-the-future-of-the-economy.html

From Mozambique to London, two extraordinary business leaders are showing how enterprise can do far more than generate p...
08/05/2026

From Mozambique to London, two extraordinary business leaders are showing how enterprise can do far more than generate profit—it can create jobs, restore dignity and build peace. This August, Brian J. Grim, Ph.D., President of the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation and Global Chair of Dare to Overcome, will travel to Mozambique to visit the work of Po-Wen Yen, CEO of the Tzu Chi Foundation and recipient of the 2026 King Husein Global Business & Interfaith Peace Award, and Don Larson, founder of Sunshine Nut Company and a previous award recipient.

Their stories will continue in October at Dare to Overcome London: The Economics of Kindness, where leaders from business, finance, education, civil society and government will gather to explore how purpose-driven enterprise can advance human dignity, freedom of religion or belief, prosperity and peace.

https://religiousfreedomandbusiness.org/2/post/2026/08/from-mozambique-to-london-business-leaders-changing-lives.html

07/21/2026
America at 250: A Promise Still Being Written Some events dominate the headlines. Others quietly shape the future. Ameri...
07/02/2026

America at 250: A Promise Still Being Written Some events dominate the headlines. Others quietly shape the future. America’s Religious Liberty Commission has invited public comment on its draft report. What should religious freedom mean for the next 250 years? That conversation belongs to all of us. To add your voice, follow the link.

Religious freedom for the people, of the people, by the people On the same day last week that a small plane crashed into Beijing’s tallest tower, killing the pilot and injuring 13 people, another event received far less attention: America’s Religious Liberty Commission delivered its draft report...

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