The nonprofit Freedom From Religion Foundation works to educate the public on matters relating to nontheism, and to promote the constitutional principle of separation between church and state.

Since 1978, the Foundation has acted on countless violations of the separation of state and church, and has taken and won many significant complaints and important lawsuits to end state/church entanglements and challenge the “faith-based initiative.”

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The 32nd Annual National FFRF Convention

Sci-Fi great Ursula K. Le Guin and Ron Reagan, self-described "unabashed atheist," Seattle resident and son of Pres. Ronald Reagan, headlined the Freedom From Religion Foundation's 32nd annual national convention in Seattle on Nov. 6-8, 2009. Speeches will appear in the December issue of Freethought Today. Photo: Greg Gilbert

Freethought Billboard Campaign Reaches Riders

100 "Yes Virginia . . . There Is No God" bus signs are up for the month around Seattle. Read more . . .

Radio for the rest of us!

Freethought Radio broadcasts weekly and is hosted by Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor, co-presidents of the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Tune in each week for regular features, music and interviews with authors and activists. Read more

Take Action

FFRF'ers are increasingly protesting pious prayer ritual at local town meetings. Read more . . . Photo: Alex Chern

Honoring Atheists in Foxholes

The Foundation's marble monument to Atheists in Foxholes, Lake Hypatia, Ala. Read more.
"Atheist in Foxhole" figure prominently in FFRF's amicus brief before the Supreme Court in the Mohave cross case. Read More.

Godless: How an Evangelical Preacher Became One of America's Leading Atheists

NEW! Dan Barker, who is now co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation (America's largest organization of atheists and agnostics), describes the intellectual and psychological path he followed in moving from fundamentalism to freethought. Buy the book

In God We trust? Not Us, Says FFRF Lawsuit

FFRF filed suit in federal court in July to stop the prominent engraving of religious mottos at the new visitor's center at the Capitol. Donate! Read more . . .

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