Dare to Overcome (DTO) is the premier annual gathering for Fortune 500 company employee resource groups (ERGs), corporate chaplains, and other faith-and-belief workplace initiatives to share best practices and celebrate achievements.

On Days 1 & 2, join us for essential conversations and dynamic presentations on issues companies, leaders and employees are facing in an ever-changing socio-economic environment at home and abroad.

Day 3 is the IRF Builders Summit focused on ways people build religious freedom for all internationally through faith-friendly workplaces, education, positive engagement, and cross-cultural religious literacy, among others.

This year's theme is "United Towards Hope."

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Faith@Work, Days 1 & 2

Day 1 will begin with special networking sessions for faith-specific and interfaith employee resource groups (ERGs), an opening Plenary and the Keynote by Dean Andrew Abela (all attendees get his new book Superhabits: the Universal System for a Successful Life), followed by three tracks across two days:

The Basics of Faith@Work track provides tools and best practices for those getting started or wanting to make sure they're on the the path to success.

The Essential Conversations track tackles pressing workplace issues where faith-informed principles can offer solutions that make for better business.

The Data & Resources track data and a playbook for how faith-friendly workplaces build freedom of religion or belief for all at home and abroad.

The REDI Awards are on the evening of Day 1 (Tuesday, May 20 - separate ticket required so we can have an accurate headcount).

Day 2 begins with a multi-faith prayer option and continues sessions along the three tracks.

It then includes a special opportunity to become acquainted with civil society organizations from around the world that are working to make their societies inclusive for people of all faiths and beliefs.

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Day 3 (optional) is focused on ways people build religious freedom for all internationally through faith-friendly workplaces, education, positive engagement, and cross-cultural religious literacy, among others.

Day 3 (optional) will provide an opportunity to engage with domestic and international civil society organizations that are working to build religiously inclusive, peaceful and sustainable societies.

The International Dinner on the evening of Day 2 (Wednesday, May 21 - separate ticket required) and Day 3 sessions are in partnership with the IRF Secretariat.

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Housing: The conference is on the campus of the beautiful Catholic University of America. Affordable dorm suits are available. When purchasing your ticket, you can indicate if you're interested in this, and more information will be sent. We do not have a conference hotel, but the university provides information on and special rates at some DC-area hotels either accessible by metro or within a 30-minute drive.

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All attendees will receive Superhabits!