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Victory! Christian Science Provision not in Merged Health Care Reform Bill
November 20, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to report that the mandate requiring private medical insurers to reimburse for "religious or spiritual health care" was not included in the merged health care reform bill that Sens. Reid, Baucus and Dodd have sent to the Senate floor.
FFRF Brings 10 Irreligious Billboards to Albuquerque
November 19, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation is extending its campaign of irreverence to the Great Southwest by bringing billboards with thought-provoking messages to Albuquerque, N.M.
Prayer Caucus Members Trust God More Than Government
November 19, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation's lawsuit requiring the Architect of the U.S. Capitol to honor the constitutional wall of separation between state and church seems to have upset members of Congress who appear to want a different kind of wall in the halls of government.
Sometimes, Life's a Beach Keeping State, Church Separate
November 18, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation fought a holding action in Naples, Fla., to keep a lease agreement between a church and the city of Naples to five years.
Public School District Censors Atheist Websites
November 12, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, responding to complaints from concerned Indianapolis taxpayers, has sent a letter of strong objection to the Indianapolis Public School system for its policy of censorship of web content that promotes or provides information about "atheistic views."
FFRF Asks University of Wisconsin-Whitewater to Take Swift Corrective Measures
November 11, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, responding to a student's complaint, sent a letter of objection to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for sponsoring a prayer vigil the night of November 11, 2009.
Teacher Tells Texas Public School First-Graders to Pray
November 4, 2009 First-graders in a Hondo, Texas, public elementary school will no longer be saying prayers at the direction of their teacher, said the school principal in response to a complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation on behalf of one of its Texas members.
Foundation Puts Kibosh on Religious Parking Discount
November 3, 2009 The company that operates a privately owned parking ramp in Jersey City, N.J., has agreed to stop giving religious discounts to ramp users after the Freedom From Religion Foundation complained on behalf of one of its more than 300 members in New Jersey.
Freethinkers Takin' It to Seattle Streets for Solstice
November 2, 2009 There's an early winter solstice surprise coming to a corner near you in Seattle, courtesy of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
Pressure Still Needed on Healthcare Bill in Senate
October 30, 2009 FFRF is delighted that the unconstitutional and dangerous amendment has been removed from the House health care reform bill, that would have forced medical insurers to reimburse Christian Scientists for faith-healing and other forms of so-called "spiritual care." But the Senate, votes next week on its health care reform bill, with a similar amendment.
FFRF Gears Up for Seattle Convention
October 29, 2009 How many atheists does it take to change a light bulb? Two. One to change the bulb and one to videotape it, so that creationists can't claim some god said, "Let there be light."
FFRF Offers Reward To Solve Hate Crime
October 28, 2009The Freedom From Religion Foundation is offering a $1000 reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the person(s) that defaced the "Keep Religion OUT of Government" billboard in Grand Junction, Colo.
FFRF's Colorado Billboard Defaced
October 28, 2009The Freedom From Religion Foundation's "Keep Religion OUT of Government" billboard in Grand Junction, Colo., was defaced, apparently last weekend. A vandal X'ed out the word "religion," and painted in the word "fag."
Las Vegas Non-Prayer Brunch Celebrates Freethinking Billboards
October 23, 2009 Las Vegas' "mini-blitz" of ten billboards by the Freedom From Religion Foundation will be celebrated with a Non-Prayer Brunch, which starts at 10 a.m., followed by a group photo shot by the "Imagine" billboard at noon, on Sunday, Oct. 25.
Op-Ed: Does one bizarre health care policy merit another?
October 19, 2009 Rita Swan penned this Op-Ed piece for the Cedar Rapids Gazette
FFRF Sues IRS, Geithner and California State Over "Minister of Gospel" Tax Benefits
October 19, 2009 The national Freedom From Religion Foundation, along with 21 of its California members, has filed a nationally-significant federal lawsuit in Sacramento, challenging tax benefits for "ministers of the gospel," commonly known as "the parsonage exemption."
Chesapeake Council Insists on Nonsectarian Prayers Only
October 19, 2009 As requested by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the city of Chesapeake, Va., is telling clergy who pray before City Council meetings that their prayers must be nonsectarian.
Repeal Faith Exemption, Place Humanity over Dogma
October 7, 2009 Statement by Annie Laurie Gaylor on the sentencing of the Neumann parents, and their role in their daughter Kara's tragic death, which should galvanize our state legislature to ensure no other child will die needlessly in the name of dogma.
FFRF Protests Illinois City Council's Prayer
October 7, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation and one of its Illinois members have lodged formal complaints with the mayor and city council in Wheaton, Ill., for sanctioning illegal prayers at council meetings.
Message to City Hall: "Keep Religion OUT of Government"
October 7, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which placed a "Praise Darwin" billboard in Grand Junction last February, has returned to the quiet Colorado town this month with a new billboard message. The red-white-and-blue 8'x14' foot message, aimed at City Hall, is posted on North Street and says: "Keep Religion OUT of Government."
Newdow, FFRF to Appeal "Under God" Decision in New Hampshire
October 7, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its family of local plaintiffs will appeal the decision last week by U.S. District Judge Steven J. McAuliffe, District of New Hampshire, to dismiss their challenge of a state law requiring daily recitation of the religious Pledge of Allegiance in public schools.
Las Vegas Gets Irreligious Billboard Mini-Blitz
October 5, 2009 A "mini-blitz" of ten billboards bearing three different irreverent messages begins today for a month in Las Vegas, compliments of the national Freedom From Religion Foundation. Three billboard panels will warn, "Beware of Dogma," three will ask passersby to "Imagine No Religion," and four will "Praise Darwin."
New Health Bills Promote and Subsidize Faith-healing!
September 30, 2009 Prayer fee mandates are now in both the U.S. House and Senate health care reform bills. Congress is poised to take unconstitutional action to require medical insurers to reimburse for "religious or spiritual health care."
Feds Again OK Freedom From Religion Foundation as Approved Charity
September 23, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) has once again qualified for inclusion in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC).
Irreligious Billboard Mini-Blitz Hits Detroit
September 22, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation has launched a "mini-blitz" of billboards with irreverent messages in seven Detroit locations over the next month. . . .
Controversial Bus Signs Pop Up in San Francisco
September 17, 2009 Why would the nation's largest group of freethinkers spend good money to put ads that make light of religion on buses in San Francisco?
FFRF Makes Case Against City of Rancho Cucamonga
September 16, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which sued the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., over censorship of its "Imagine No Religion" billboard, at a spot on Route 66 last November, is asking for a trial.
Indianapolis Asked to "Imagine No Religion"
September 10, 2009 A 14x48-foot billboard with the Lennonesque message, "Imagine No Religion" against a stained-glass window backdrop, went up today at Keystone Avenue North, near 52nd Street, Indianapolis, and will stay up for one month.
FFRF Contests Christian Monument at Chippewa County Courthouse
September 9, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation is challenging a decision by the Buildings and Grounds Committee of Chippewa County, Wis., to keep a Christian memorial for fallen police officer Jason Zunker at the County Courthouse.
Freethought Gets Aboard 75+ San Francisco Buses
September 8, 2009 If you're looking for “a sign,” you won't find one from above on more than 75 buses in San Francisco over the next month.
Support FFRF Victory – Keep Washington Capitol Secular
September 8, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation seems to be winning its point in an Olympian-sized state/church skirmish over religious signs in the State Capitol in Olympia, Wash. But it is urging secularists to chime in to keep that victory permanent.
FFRF Contests Memphis Council's Prayers, Chaplain, Goody Bag
September 4, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a letter of complaint to the Memphis (Tenn.) City Council for opening public meetings with Christian prayers and sanctioning a "Chaplain of the Day" program.
School District Backs Off Christmas Break Change
September 2, 2009 After the Freedom of Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint Aug. 25 on behalf of a school district patron and the Foundation's Michigan members, the Petoskey Board of Education reversed its decision to use the term "Christmas break" on the school calendar.
FFRF Questions Prayers at Tehachapi Council Meetings
September 1, 2009 After a concerned resident alerted the Freedom From Religion Foundation about Christian prayers used to open Tehachapi (Calif.) City Council meetings, the FFRF sent a letter of complaint to the city.
"Imagine No Religion" Billboard Goes Up in Suburban St. Louis, Mo.
August 31, 2009 A 14x48-foot billboard, carrying the John Lennonesque theme, "Imagine No Religion," with a stained-glass window backdrop, went up today for one month in West St. Louis County (in Manchester, Mo., at approximately 14030 Manchester Road, just west of the intersection with Weidman Road).
FFRF Settles Federal Lawsuit in Denver
August 31, 2009 The national Freedom From Religion Foundation has settled a federal lawsuit against the Cherry Creek School District in Denver, Colo., over a policy that urged children to spend an hour a week at a religious institution. The District and the Foundation agreed upon wording to include encouragement to children to spend an hour a week in various civic or educational pursuits, including not only religious but irreligious.
Foundation Protests Toledo Council's Christian Prayers
August 26, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation has informed the mayor and city council of Toledo, Ohio, that many of the prayers said before council meetings violate the constitutional principle of separation of church and state.
Public School District Lists "Belief in God" as Key Value
August 26, 2009 A public school district in Uniontown, Ohio, erred by listing "belief in God" in its mission statement as a district "value," the Freedom From Religion Foundation says.
FFRF Intervenes in School Christmas Break Dispute
August 26, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog and the nation's largest association of atheists and agnostics, has written public school officials in Petoskey, Mich., to object to unconstitutional wording on the school calendar.
Christian Prayers at City Council Meetings Unconstitutional, Watchdog Charges
August 18, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog based in Madison, Wis., recently sent letters of complaint to officials in two cities, Turlock, Calif., and North Richland Hills, Texas, over the illegal practice of routinely opening city council meetings with Christian prayer.
FFRF Contests Philadelphia City Council Prayers
August 6, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog based in Madison, Wis., sent a letter Aug. 5 to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and City Council President Anna Verna to stop the regular practice of opening council meetings with Christian prayers.
FFRF Files Friend of the Court Brief in Hotly Contested Cross Case
August 5, 2009
The Freedom From Religion Foundation submitted a friend of the court brief to the Supreme Court on Monday, highlighting the contributions of its many members who were "atheists in foxholes."
FFRF Again Asks Wis. Assembly to Stop Unlawful Prayers
July 17, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog, sent a letter yesterday to Rep. Mike Sheridan, speaker of the Wisconsin Assembly, to ask the Assembly to stop opening sessions with illegal prayers.
FFRF Joins Facebook and Twitter!
July 15, 2009 FFRF members and prospective members can meet in two new online homes, the "Facebooksphere" and the "Twitterverse." This is the latest phase of a long-standing effort by FFRF to reach out to younger freethinkers.
FFRF Sues to Stop Religious Engravings at Capitol Visitor Center
July 14, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog and the nation's largest association of atheists and agnostics, filed a federal lawsuit today to stop the prominent engraving of "In God We Trust" and the religious Pledge of Allegiance at the Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, D.C.
FFRF Asks Gates to Enforce Secularism in Military
July 13, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog, sent a letter to Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, taking the Army to task for scheduling a proselytizing Christian prayer at the commemoration of D-Day in France on June 6.
A First for Alabama!
June 25, 2009 A 14x48-foot billboard emblazoned with the John Lennonesque message, "Imagine No Religion," and a stained-glass window backdrop, went up this week for one month on I-20, near the Riverside exit en route to Talladega.
Sign Up Now for July 4 Weekend at Lake Hypatia!
June 18, 2009 The annual “Glorious 4th” at Lake Hypatia, Ala., sponsored by the Alabama Freethought Association, a chapter of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, takes place Fri., July 3-Sun., July 5, 2009 . . .
Watchdog, Parents File Suit Against South Carolina Release- Time Credits
June 17, 2009 A national state/church watchdog and two parent complainants in Spartanburg County, S.C., are filing a federal lawsuit today in U.S. District Court, Spartanburg Division, Greenville, S.C., challenging the awarding of academic credits for evangelical release-time instruction.
FFRF Book Sale in the Mail!
June 15, 2009 More than 300 interesting used/duplicate freethought books are now on sale ...
Christian Prayers to Open City Council Meetings Illegal, Watchdog Charges
June 11, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog based in Madison, Wis., recently sent strong letters of complaint over the illegal practice of routinely opening city council meetings with prayer. Letters went out to officials in three cities: Mayor Alan P. Krasnoff of Chesapeake, Va., Mayor Don Reimal of Independence, Mo., and Mayor Larry D. Hansen, of Lodi, Calif.
FFRF National Day of Prayer Case Proceeds
May 29, 2009 Although the Freedom From Religion Foundation membership doesn't believe in prayer, especially government prayer, its federal lawsuit against the National Day of Prayer now "has a prayer."
FFRF Litigation Challenges National Day of Prayer,
Makes Waves
May 6, 2009 Atheists, agnostics and secularists complain every year about the National Day of Prayer, but the Freedom From Religion Foundation, on behalf of its 13,700 members nationwide, is actually doing something about it.
State/Church Watchdog Objects to Largo Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
April 29, 2009 After the national Freedom From Religion Foundation lodged a formal objection to Largo's unconstitutional practice of hosting a city mayor's prayer breakfast, the Largo/Mid-Pinellas Chamber of Commerce announced today it has belatedly taken over sponsorship.
You Are Invited to FFRF "Getting Acquainted" Luncheon in Mid-Down New York City
April 10, 2009 You are cordially invited to the Freedom From Religion Foundation's “Getting Acquainted” Luncheon on Sunday, April 19, at Restaurant Insieme in The Michelangelo Hotel, 152 West 51st Street, New York, NY 10019. This is FFRF's first-ever official New York City function.
FFRF Unveils New Outdoor Bus Sign: Sleep in on Sundays
March 26, 2009 The "war of the bus signs" is escalating in Madison, Wis., with the debut this week of the Freedom From Religion Foundation's first exterior bus sign, advising: "Sleep in on Sundays."
Topekans Asked to "Imagine No Religion" While Wichita Gets Pro-Darwin Billboard
March 25, 2009 A 14x48-foot billboard bearing Charles Darwin's iconic image and the words "Praise Darwin: Evolve Beyond Belief" went up yesterday on W. 21st and Tyler Rd. in Wichita, Kansas. The billboard marks both the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin, and the 150th anniversary this year of the release of Darwin's landmark work on evolution, Origin of Species.
Help Us Decide: Cast Vote for Freedom From Religion Foundation's Next Bus Sign!
March 18, 2009 FFRF has been asked by many to expand its ongoing billboard campaign to bus ads, similar to the British campaign. FFRF has designed thought-provoking signs, featuring famous freethinkers and quotations, to run in the interior of buses (currently up on 50 buses in Madison, Wis.)
Downward, Christian Soldiers: Godless Americans Become an American Force
March 9, 2009 Maybe the United States' new motto should be "In God We Distrust," if we go by the latest findings of the definitive American Religious Identification Survey: 15%, or 34 million adult Americans--that's one in five of us--are now nonreligious. The "Nones," as researchers are calling nonreligious Americans, have more than doubled our numbers since the 1990s.
"Beware of Dogma" Billboard Goes Up in Boise
March 6, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, the largest national association of atheists and agnostics, is taking its national billboard campaign to Boise, Idaho, posting a cautionary pun, "Beware of Dogma," on a billboard on Fairview Avenue east of Maple Grove Street for the next two months.
FFRF's "Praise Darwin" Billboard Re-Posted in Columbus, Ohio
February 25, 2009 It's back! A billboard commemorating the February bicentennial of Charles Darwin's birth, which was stolen from its Clear Channel board in suburban Columbus, Ohio, has returned. Thieves would have required 32-foot ladders to access the high board. The billboard disappeared sometime after nightfall on Feb. 12, on the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birthdate.
FFRF's Provocative Bus Signs Now Up on 50 Buses in Madison, Wis.
February 24, 2009 If you're looking for 'a sign,' look no further than buses in Madison, Wis. For the next two months, you won't find a 'sign from above'--but will discover irreverent, thought-provoking messages, compliments of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, on 50 Madison Metropolitan buses. Six new and provocative bus signs featuring memorable quotes by famous freethinkers or skeptics just went up.
FFRF's "Praise Darwin" Billboard Stolen in Whitehall, Ohio, on Darwin Bicentennial
February 17, 2009 A billboard placed in suburban Columbus, Ohio, by the Freedom From Religion Foundation commemorating the Feb. 12 bicentennial of Charles Darwin's birth was stolen only two days after it went up, sometime after nightfall on Thursday, Feb. 12.
FFRF Debuts New Freethought Bus Sign Campaign
February 13, 2009 People looking for 'a sign' need look no further than buses in Madison, Wis. For the next two months, they may not find a 'sign from God'--but will discover irreverent, thought-provoking messages compliments of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
"Praise Darwin" Billboards Go Up in Dayton, Tenn., & Dover, Penn.
February 10, 2009 The nation's largest association of atheists and agnostics thinks evolution gets a "bad rap" in the United States, so is marking the Feb. 12 bicentennial of the birth of science giant Charles Darwin with handsome billboards saying "Praise Darwin: Evolve Beyond Belief," bearing Darwin's iconic image.
Watchdog Asks Wisconsin Assembly to Stop Praying (Again)
February 9, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a Madison, Wis.-based national watchdog working to keep church and state separate, has renewed its request that the Wisconsin State Assembly stop opening sessions with prayer.
"Imagine No Religion" Message Billboard Goes Up in Sacramento
February 9, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking its thought-provoking billboard message, "Imagine No Religion," to 8280 Folsom Blvd., Sacramento. Set against a colorful stained-glass window background, the John Lennonesque message is part of a national campaign to raise awareness about the views of nonbelievers. The Madison, Wis.-based state/church watchdog is the largest national association of atheists and agnostics, with 13,600 members, and more than 2,000 in California.
City of Whitehall, Ohio, Won't "Praise Darwin" . . . So FFRF Billboard Will
February 9, 2009 Billboard counters mayor calling U.S. "a Christian nation," and dismissing state/church violations because the critics are" atheists, antagonists and a minority."
Billboard Honoring Darwin, Urging "Evolve Beyond Belief" Posted in Grand Junction, Colo.
February 9, 2009 The bicentennial of the birthdate of science great Charles Darwin this Thursday is being honored in Grand Junction, Colo., with a billboard placed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, with help from its local members and Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers. The billboard just went up at 1713 U.S. Hwy 50 (facing south) early this week.
FFRF Takes National Prayer Breakfast Remarks to Task
February 5, 2009 Since the Freedom From Religion Foundation began, liberal religionists have occasionally argued with us that the Foundation should limit its work only to keeping the government free from religion. These people, who would never think of suggesting to churches that they stop evangelical outreach, say we cloud the issue by also serving as a national organization for individuals personally free from religion.
Action Alert! Protest Obama's Faith-based Executive Order! FFRF: Faith-based Office at White House Violates State/Church Separation
February 5, 2009 With so many priorities on the presidential plate, it was discouraging to see President Barack Obama devote precious time to schmoozing with religionists today at the National Prayer Breakfast. To what purpose, other than to be seen wearing religion on his sleeve?
Billboard Honoring Darwin, Not Dogma, Goes Up in Dayton, Tenn., and Dover, Penn.
February 2, 2009 To mark the Feb. 12 bicentennial of the birth of science giant Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of the release of Origin of Species, Darwin's seminal work on evolution, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has placed billboards "praising Darwin" in Dayton, Tenn., and Dover, Penn., during the month of February.
FFRF Erects Billboard to Honor Darwin, Not Dogma
January 28, 2009 To celebrate and call attention to the Year of Darwin, the national Freedom From Religion Foundation, based in Madison, Wis., is unveiling a new billboard message: "Praise Darwin: Evolve Beyond Belief."
FFRF Goes After Wisconsin Technical Colleges for Violating Good Friday Court Order
January 16, 2009 (Madison, Wis.) The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which won a solid federal court victory in 1996 overturning a state law declaring Good Friday a state holiday, is lodging a complaint with the Wisconsin Technical College System, and 15 of the 16 public-supported technical colleges in Wisconsin over noncompliance with the Good Friday court order.
States Line Up Against Freethinkers & Inaugural Prayer Challenge
January 15, 2009 The Attorney Generals for each of the 51 states, plus the U.S. Virgin Islands, signed on to an amicus brief last week opposing Michael Newdow, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and other challengers of Christian prayer and a religious oath at the upcoming Presidential Inauguration.
"Mr. President, Rebuild that Wall!" Ad to Run in Washington Post
January 15, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking its message of keeping religion out of government to the Inauguration on Jan. 20. The nation's largest association of atheists and agnostics, also a state/church watchdog, is running a catchy quarter-page ad in The Washington Post on Jan. 20 addressed to the incoming president, urging "Mr. President, Rebuild That Wall!"
Hooray for Freethought in Hollywood!
January 15, 2009 The Freedom From Religion Foundation, whose "Imagine No Religion" billboard was censored in Rancho Cucamonga, has taken its irreverent message, saying "Imagine No Religion," to Hollywood. The message is on the south side of Fountain, west of Highland, in Hollywood.
"Imagine No Religion" Billboards Pop Up In Portland
January 12, 2009 The national Freedom From Religion Foundation has a mini-blitz of its irreverent billboard, saying "Imagine No Religion," around Portland, including billboard sites at 18th & Taylor, Sandy & 50th and Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard & Beech.
"Imagine No Religion" Billboards Go Up in San Francisco
January 5, 2009 The Madison, Wis.-based Freedom From Religion Foundation has taken its national billboard campaign to a San Francisco, posting colorful "Imagine No Religion" billboards, employing a stained-glass window motif, at three downtown locations.
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