Programme 2026

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Dare to Overcome, London 2026

Below is our tentative schedule for DTO London 2026. Participants will have opportunities to speak at or attend a variety of other events during the week with leaders from education and government sectors.

12th October 2026 — Monday

Monday begins with a forum on Faith, Work, and Education, featuring reports from the Cambridge’s Woolf Institute, BYU’s International Centre for the Study of Law and religion, and Free For All’s School Education initiative. Venue: BYU Centre in Kensington.

Monday afternoon/evening, 12th October, Speaker’s Apartment, Westminster Palace (TBC): Reunion reception for Global Business & Interfaith Peace Award winners and finalists since its inception in 2016.


13th October 2026 — Tuesday

Tuesday morning, 13th October, Mansion House, City of London (confirmed): Breakfast with the Lady Mayor, an event focusing on social impact investing that both empowers communities and builds social cohesion, with dialogue between the social impact enterprise community in the City of London and the global community being gathered for Dare to Overcome.

Tuesday daytime, 13th October, Salesforce Tower Ohana Floor, City of London (confirmed). Continuing high level discussion on social enterprise and social impact investment between social impact enterprise community in the City of London and the global community being gathered for Dare to Overcome as well as representatives of the worlds most faith-friendly workplaces, according to the REDI Index.

Tuesday evening, 13th October, Mansion House: Gala Awards dinner for the 2026 Global Business & Interfaith Peace Award winners, the inaugural Economics of Kindness Award, and keynotes by leaders in the economics of kindness.


14th October 2026 — Wednesday

Wednesday during the day, join the City of London Prayer Breakfast and/or impact investing workshops.

Wednesday afternoon/evening, 14th October, St. Katharine Cree Guild Church, City of London: Introduction to ministry and faith-based social enterprise in the City of London, followed by Evensong with Lloyd’s Choir and the 377th Lion Sermon


15th October 2026 — Thursday

2026 Shape the World Summit by Consulus (Location: Lambeth Palace). Announcement of the “Multi-Faith Economy Mark”.

A breakout session for senior religious leaders will meet at The Space to plan for engagement with the 2027 G20 summit that will be hosted by the UK.


16th October 2026 — Friday

Industry and academic leaders will tackle some of the most pressing issues related to AI and ethics. Panels will also discuss the latest findings on faith’s intersection with workplace success. Venue: London School of Economics.

Coordinated by LSE’s Dr Tomislav Karačić, Assistant Professor of Information Systems, Department of Management