The Freedom From Religion Foundation urged Missouri public schools to prohibit an evangelical ministry from having access to students. FFRF has learned that youth ministers have been allowed admittance to …
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FFRF staff attorney Sam Grover updates us on our amended complaint adding more plaintiffs to our lawsuit (filed along with the ACLU) challenging the live nativity scene performed by Concord …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation welcomes the recent decision of a Florida school board to issue a notice to a charter school. FFRF had warned the Duval County School Board …
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The 30-second commercial aired on the show last night (after being pre-empted by election returns Tuesday), and returns tonight. It’s scheduled to run about 9:52 p.m. Eastern. FFRF will air …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging a Florida public high school to remove a pastor acting as school chaplain. The Vero Beach High School football coach, Lenny Jankowski, employs …
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Once again the Freedom From Religion Foundation is offering students an essay scholarship competition in 2016, giving away more than $30,000 in cash prizes to the winners. Three separate school-level …
In what should be a slam dunk, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a number of Illinois public high school coaches to stop praying with their students at basketball …
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Tens of thousands of people will gather at the Lincoln Memorial June 4, 2016, to show the world that reason, science, and freedom of belief are vital to Americans. Reason …
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Religion has recently sundered Arizona. Three times in the past few days, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has learned about the divisiveness of government prayer in that state. First, the …
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