MADISON, WIS. – Wednesday, October 25, 2017 – The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) has released the first ever “Secular Town Hall,” a groundbreaking video event focusing on America’s fastest-growing …
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Watch here. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that an Alabama school district stop the unconstitutional broadcasting of Christian prayers before high school football games. A concerned local parent …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a friend of the court brief on behalf of a nonprofit in its ongoing litigation against a Colorado school district’s aid to religious schools. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that an Indiana middle school close its doors to religious recruiters. FFRF received a report that the Noblesville East Middle School in Noblesville, …
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Another victory! FFRF prevailed in its federal lawsuit against Texas governor Greg Abbott, who violated our free-speech rights when he ordered our Bill of Rights display removed from the state …
An appeals court has ruled in favor of secularists in a challenge of an enormous cross in the middle of a public roadway in Maryland. The Freedom From Religion Foundation …
Click here to watch. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging President Trump and the U.S. Senate to stymie the nomination to a federal judgeship of a person whose extreme …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is alerting two dozen judges in Oklahoma about shocking constitutional violations occurring within the state’s courts. It was brought to FFRF’s attention that the courts …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has prevailed in federal court against Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who ordered the removal of FFRF’s winter solstice Bill of Rights Nativity from the Texas …
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