FFRF condemns one of the nation’s most well-known community radio stations for cancelling a talk by legendary scientist and freethinker Richard Dawkins. Dawkins was scheduled to give a talk and …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ensured that the Wisconsin Department of Health Services will not entangle itself with religion when sponsoring events. The Aging and Disability Resource Center of …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is requesting a Michigan city to cancel plans to allow organized Christian worship at a city-sponsored event this coming weekend. A concerned local resident informed …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has snipped the ties between a Wisconsin elementary school and a religious financial firm. Last month, it was brought to the attention of FFRF that …
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Clarence Darrow statue (paid for by FFRF) is unveiled in Dayton, Tennessee, at the site of the 1925 Scopes Trial. FFRF attorney Sam Grover testifies before a Wisconsin congressional committee opposing …
* Watch the video. The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) today released a new ad, “You’re Sued!” challenging President Trump’s executive order to legalize church politicking, in violation of the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is grateful for the backing of kindred organizations in a New Jersey case it is fighting against the unconstitutional funding of churches. Americans United for …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is appalled that the Trump administration holds weekly bible study sessions at the White House. The list of attendees reportedly contains the names of several …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is outraged that creationist myth is being taught at an online Ohio public charter school based out of Akron. A concerned parent of an Ohio …
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