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FFRF announces $45,000+ in prizes in four 2021 student essay contests
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has announced its 2021 essay competitions for freethinking students — offering more than $45,000 in total scholarships. Each of these four contests has 10 top …
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FFRF welcomes Supreme Court ruling over litigation rights
Photo by Jarek Tuszyński via Creative Commons The U.S. Supreme Court has strengthened the constitutional rights of all Americans. In an 8-1 decision today (March 8), the court ruled …
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Protecting our democracy is a secular issue
Although it may not be obvious at first glance, a pending voting reform bill will not only accomplish political change but will also help protect our First Amendment and …
FFRF joins coalition introducing Biden admin. to secular priorities
Image: Matt Wade Photography via Creative Commons A coalition of secular groups that includes the Freedom From Religion Foundation has contacted the Biden administration on behalf of nonreligious Americans. …
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Reel & real-life hero guest on FFRF TV show Sunday
An Indian movie star who is also a leading activist for secularism in his country is the guest on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show this Sunday. …
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Christian nationalist FFRF nemesis charged for Capitol attack
Eric Barber of Parkersburg, W.Va., is alleged to have participated in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 Christian nationalist Eric Barber, a former member of the City …
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FFRF attains free speech victory in Alabama
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has obtained a victory for secularism and free speech in Alabama. An Alabama resident contacted the state/church watchdog after being told that a request for …
Newly elected Christian nationalist wrong on school prayer
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville, who built a reputation for pushing religion onto public school football players, today repeated his Christian nationalist talking points on the floor of the U.S. Senate. …
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FFRF alarmed by SCOTUS for again blocking Covid-19 restrictions on churches
The U.S. Supreme Court has engaged yet again in religiously preferential conduct toward churches resisting Covid-19 health orders, much to the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s alarm. In an unsigned order …
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