Religious Freedom & Business Foundation

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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 — and religious freedom for all — has on business and the economy.

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Diversity & Inclusion

Schedule an executive education seminar for your team. 

  • Receive a private, customized executive education seminar for your company’s leaders.
  • Engage with the interactive resources and learning community at ReligionAndPubliLife.org.
  • Collaborate with executive coaches and colleagues to craft a business plan to further enhance the diversity and inclusion commitments of your corporation.

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

Students and professionals earn a certificate by

  • 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.

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  • Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in the AI age March 27, 2026
    Brian 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 […]
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  • Grim to Speak at High-Level International Conference March 18, 2026
    Politics has long demonstrated its capacity to misuse and co-opt religion — transforming deeply personal systems of belief into tools of power, division, and control. When faith is instrumentalised for political gain, it risks distorting sacred teachings, marginalizing vulnerable communities, and fueling conflict under the guise of moral authority. This dynamic not only undermines genuine […]
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  • AI Is Advancing Fast. But It’s Exposing a Deeper Question: What Are Humans For? March 17, 2026
    By Brian Grim, Ph.D. In recent conversations with leaders from a major international business who were exploring how to support employee faith groups, I was asked a practical question: what kinds of topics have other companies addressed in this space? I mentioned that I had worked with Thomson Reuters Interfaith Employee Network on a program […]
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  • Faith@Work UK Annual Summit March 12, 2026
    Join us for the Faith-Friendly Workplace ‘REDI’ Awards, panels on best workplace practices, and a timely exploration of AI, Faith & Society. REQUEST INVITATION (registration will open next week – £40.00) The 20th April 2026 Faith@Work Annual Summit hosted by EY at Canary Wharf is a high-level, one-day UK event celebrating excellence in workplace religious […]
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  • New Data on Faith in the Workplace March 12, 2026
    Religion is one of the least discussed aspects of diversity at work, yet for many people it is a central part of identity. Around 62 percent of people in the UK identify with a religion. Despite this, new research suggests that many employees feel unable to acknowledge this part of their identity at work. Workplace […]
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Faith by the Numbers: The Socio-Economic Impact of Religion in the U.S.

Dr. Brian J. Grim:
Religious Freedom is Good for Business