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Business leaders survey the religious liberty and religious literacy frameworks for business; examine cutting-edge research and best practices for managing religion and the workplace; and study how business is good for religious freedom and how religious freedom is good for business.
Certificate in Business & Religious Freedom
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- Completing the 3-hour course BUS 801 Business Success in a Religiously Diverse World
- Completing the 3-hour course BUS 802 Religiously Literate Business Leaders
- Completing the 3-hour course BUS 803 Religiously Inclusive Workplaces
- Completing the 3-hour course BUS 804 Corporate Social Responsibility
- Completing the 3-hour course BUS 805 Business Success Stories
Business leaders survey the religious liberty and religious literacy frameworks for business; examine research and best practices for managing religion and the workplace; and study how innovative businesses and religious freedom contribute to human flourishing.
News Feed: Religious Freedom & Business Foundation
- Brian Grim in Washington Post on Religious Expression in the Workplace April 9, 2026Today, the Washington Post reports that a highly devotional Easter email sent to all USDA employees sparked concern because of its explicitly Christian, sermon-like language. Critics and legal experts say the issue is not simply acknowledging a holiday, but that the message resembled government-endorsed proselytizing directed at a “captive audience” of employees, raising concerns about […]RFBF
- Religious Expression in the Workplace: Context and Intent April 9, 2026Q: When is it appropriate for leaders in public organizations to talk about religion at work? A: Brian Grim (Religious Freedom & Business Foundation) provide this information to the Washington Post for their story (story summary here). In general, it is appropriate for organizational leaders to acknowledge religious holidays. Doing so can recognize the deeply […]RFBF
- Faith in Britain is Shifting: Dr Charlotte Littlewood April 8, 2026Faith in Britain is shifting. Christianity is experiencing the greatest outflow, alongside significant movement between denominations. Islam, while seeing modest growth, appears notably stable, with little to no outflow. Meanwhile, Buddhism, pagan traditions, and broader spiritual practices are attracting the largest influx of new adherents. But why? Charlotte Littlewood, Head of Research at IIFL, […]RFBF
- Iran and the Moral Limits of Just War April 7, 2026By Brian Grim On Easter Sunday, President Trump posted the following on his Truth Social platform. I reproduce this because many may not have seen this, or only excerpts from it. [Warning: quote below contains shocking and vulgar language]: Shortly before he made this post — as I share in this newsletter — various Christian […]RFBF
- Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in the AI age March 27, 2026Brian J. Grim Here, I summarize the important memo by the Faith Family Technology Network (FFTN) to the Department of Justice’s Religious Liberty Commission in preparation for the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, delivered March 23rd, 2026. FFTN, with over 130 experts across Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism, offered this memo from the communities […]RFBF