The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to Kentucky’s censorship of a personalized license plate. FFRF contacted the state of Kentucky on behalf of state resident Ben Hart after his application for …
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A West Virginia school district changed its policies after the Freedom From Religion Foundation objected to a Christian revival meeting held at one of its schools. Evangelist Matt Hartley sermonized …
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We observe our 10th anniversary by celebrating how much has changed since Freethought Radio began in 2006. We announce victories and complaints in public schools and at a Tennessee city …
In a motion filed today, the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the ACLU of Indiana are seeking summary judgment in a lawsuit challenging an annual …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is celebrating a Tennessee city’s decision to allow an atheist invocation without interruption. Back on Jan. 11, when Aleta Ledendecker delivered a secular invocation before …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has had an ex-con proselytizer barred from a Florida school district. “After a national atheist organization issued a complaint, a Fellowship of Christian Athletes employee …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strenuously objecting to public schools in three states that have either made trips or are planning visits to the so-called Creation Museum. Brookville High …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation will return to Middleton High School, Wis., tomorrow to counter the weekly “Jesus Lunch” provided by Christian parents. “A generous Middleton FFRF member has provided …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is legally questioning a Texas judge’s courtroom religiosity. FFRF yesterday submitted a brief to the Texas attorney general’s office concerning the constitutionally suspect courtroom prayer practice of …
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