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IRF Summit 2026

February 1-3, 2026 | Washington, D.C.

1200

ATTENDEES FROM 87 COUNTRIES

50

SPEAKERS REPRESENTING DOZENS OF FAITHS AND BELIEFS

1

ORGANIZATIONAL PARTNERS

2

UNIQUE MEDIA HITS

Summaries of IRF Summit Event

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Viewpoints Blogs

Faith, Policy, and the Future: A Cohesive Vision for the G20 Interfaith Forum (Part 1)
"The first U.S. priority—unleashing economic prosperity—is often framed in terms of reducing regulatory burdens to stimulate growth. The IF20 reframes this as a moral question: How can economic systems promote the common good?"
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Faith, Policy, and the Future: A Cohesive Vision for the G20 Interfaith Forum (Part 2)
"The IF20 focuses on areas where broad consensus exists—such as combating human trafficking, addressing debt injustice, and promoting human dignity. On issues where consensus is weaker, the Forum seeks to foster dialogue while acknowledging complexity."
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Freedom, Family, and Faith: Day 1 of IRF Summit 2026 (Part 1)
"Katrina Lantos Swett opened the 2026 International Religious Freedom (IRF) Summit by welcoming participants and highlighting the significance of the global coalition gathered to defend freedom of religion or belief. She announced the upcoming IRF dinner themed..."
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Global Democracies and the Responsibility to Promote Religious Freedom: Day 1 of IRF Summit 2026 (Part 2)
"Jordan emphasized that countries protecting religious liberty—where individuals can choose, change, or reject a faith without fear—tend to be strong allies of the United States."
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Suffering, Sanctions, and CPC’s: Day 1 of IRF Summit 2026 (Part 3)
"Where is God when children are torn apart by bombs, women raped, or men maimed?”
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Protecting the FoRB of Refugees, and Transnational Repression: Day 2 of the IRF Summit (Part 1)
"Authoritarian governments target religious and belief communities beyond their borders. Tactics include threatening phone calls, digital harassment, arrests, and physical assaults."
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Digital Repression and the Call for Democratic Responsibility: Day 2 of the IRF Summit (Part 2)
"Tsela described how digital repression extends beyond China’s borders. Inside Tibet, any sensitive content is shadow‑banned, while influencers are encouraged to promote sanitized “good news” narratives."
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Lessons on Courage, Conscience and Restoration: Day 2 of IRF Summit 2026 (Part 3)
"Defending minority faiths does not require theological agreement, but moral conviction."
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Democratic Commitments to Religious Freedom: Reflections from the IRF Summit
"Support is stronger, Rogers observed, when it is clear that 'freedom of religion or belief matters across traditions and across society.'”
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