A federal judge ruled on March 1 that the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s lawsuit challenging the National Day of Prayer can go forward. The suit was filed in October 2008 …
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Freethought Radio – February 27, 2010
This weekend’s guest, Prof. James Coors, will talk about evolution in tribute to Charles Darwin, born in February. Jim is the Foundation’s newest officer and a retired professor of agronomy. …
Foundation Calls Out Detroit Council on Prayer
Public boards may not legally "pray in Jesus' name," even ones governing municipalities in dire economic straits like Detroit. The Freedom From Religion Foundation has written a letter on behalf …
Freethought Radio – February 20, 2010
A lively show dedicated to the contributions of African-American freethinkers during Black History Month will include an interview with Norm Allen, editor of “African-American Humanism: An Anthology,” and will feature …
School District Ties ‘Family’ to Christian Cross
The Freedom From Religion Foundation wonders if a Wisconsin public school district equates family values with the Christian cross and is asking the district to remove the cross from its …
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FFRF Objects to City Council Prayers in Roswell, Ga.
The City Council in Roswell, Ga., has no business opening public meetings with "religious ritual prayer," the Freedom From Religion Foundation said in a Feb. 18 letter to council members …
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FFRF Announces 2010 Student Essay Topics
Topics and deadlines for the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s 2010 college and high school essay scholarship competitions have been announced. The Foundation is pleased to announce it has added a third …
Honorary FFRF Board Announced
Freethought Radio – February 13, 2010
Christopher Hitchens talks about what’s wrong with the Ten Commandments and a stamp honoring Mother Teresa. Photo: Brent Nicastro Podcast. …
