The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting an Ohio school board’s prayer policy. Norwalk City School Board of Education meetings have regularly opened with a prayer, in spite of repeated …
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FFRF renews “David vs. Goliath” IRS challenge
The Freedom From Religion Foundation today renewed its court challenge against a housing allowance in the tax code that uniquely privileges clergy. FFRF, a national state/church watchdog based in Madison, …
Tennessee naming “Holy Bible” as state book is outrageous
Statement By the Freedom From Religion Foundation The Tennessee Legislature has embarrassed itself by passing a patently unconstitutional bill declaring “The Holy Bible” as the “official state book.” It is …
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Missouri school employees should not evangelize
Several Missouri public school employees are unconstitutionally promoting evangelical youth ministries, charges the Freedom From Religion Foundation. It was reported to FFRF that South Valley Middle School and Liberty High …
Federal rules on faith-based organizations still flawed
New federal rules for faith-based organizations still leave a lot to be desired. Nine federal agencies finalized rules on March 31 to clarify the role faith-based organizations may play in …
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A Kentucky school district has several state/church problems
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is voicing its concern to a Kentucky school district over several possible violations in its schools of the separation of state and church. Okolona Elementary …
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Freethought Radio — April 2, 2016
After we announce our “I’m an Atheist and I Vote” billboard campaign, welcoming candidates to Madison, Wisconsin during the week of the Wisconsin primary election, FFRF legal fellow Maddy Ziegler …
Special Report: We’re superexcited
This past week has been superexciting for us here in Wisconsin. We’ve had the presidential candidates milling around the state, including here in Madison. To give them a warm welcome, we’ve …
FFRF calls on Apple to immediately remove prayer emojis from all iPhones
The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) today called on Apple CEO Tim Cook to immediately remove all prayer emojis from iPhones and other devices, as the symbol constitutes cruel and …
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