FFRF attorney Andrew Seidel relates his adventure filming our pro-science ad inside Ken Ham’s “Ark Park” in Kentucky and describes how fundamentalist teachings are harmful to the education of children. After …
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Plaintiff joins in FFRF bible instruction case in W.Va.
This visual aid is used to help teach “Bible in the Schools” in classes in Mercer County schools.An additional plaintiff has joined in a Freedom From Religion Foundation lawsuit filed two …
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Freethinking groups erect a dozen timely billboards in Denver
“The only wall we need is between church and state.” So proclaim the Freedom From Religion Foundation and FFRF’s Metro Denver Chapter in a dozen timely billboards recently unveiled for …
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Why climate change is a state/church issue
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is dismayed at the executive order President Donald Trump has signed to roll back vital regulations to curb climate change. Trump has directed the Environmental …
FFRF continues objecting to big cross in New Mexico public plaza
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is continuing to object to a massive cross in the main public plaza in a fabled New Mexican artistic community. A large cross sculpture sits …
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Atheist exposes Ark
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is releasing a covert video today exposing Ken Ham’s Ark Encounter in northern Kentucky and we want you to see it first! FFRF Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel recently …
FFRF raises alarm over Gideons’ access to Texas elementary school
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is alarmed at the illegal access that a Texas school district provided to the Gideons for distributing bibles to elementary school kids. A concerned community …
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FFRF eagerly supports standard secular affirmation in N.J. courts
The Freedom From Religion Foundation strongly supports a move to make secular affirmations the norm in the New Jersey court system. A proposed change to N.J. Rules of Evidence 603 will …
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Oklahoma Good Friday law would not be OK
Good Friday plaintiffs pose by bust of Robert La Follette, including Foundation staff and Wisconsin state employees. Photo by Brent Nicastro A misguided bill to name Good Friday a state …
