News Releases Archive
Special Report: We’re keeping busy on Easter
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation are staying busy this Easter week, as you would expect. We’ve filed lawsuits, earned victories and filed complaints, and issued Action Alerts—crucifying fundamentalism …
FFRF: Madison library stays open on Easter Sunday
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has persuaded the central library in Madison, Wis., to serve patrons on Easter Sunday. FFRF had contacted Madison library staff last year to emphasize that …
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FFRF to distribute its literature in Colorado public schools
The Freedom From Religion Foundation will be placing literature in Colorado’s Delta County School District next week as a response to the continued passive distribution of Gideon bibles there. In …
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FFRF sues Connecticut city over censorship
A national freethought association and its local member are suing a Connecticut city after their request to put up a display in a city park was denied. The Freedom From …
North Carolina anti-LGBT law shows need for Equality Act
Statement by theFreedom From Religion Foundation A sweepingly discriminatory anti-LGBT bill passed Wednesday by the North Carolina Legislature shows once again why the federal Civil Rights Act needs to be …
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FFRF applauds victory over religious employer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds a recent court victory on behalf of workers shortchanged by their religious employer. FFRF, a national state/church watchdog group, filed a friend of the …
FFRF questions whether football coach’s appointment was out of bounds
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is contending that the hiring of a South Carolina public school football coach may have been because of his religion in violation of school nondiscrimination …
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FFRF seeks secular borough seal and motto in New Jersey
The Freedom From Religion Foundation wants a New Jersey borough to get rid of its unmistakably religious seal and motto. The official seal of the borough of Clayton depicts a …
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FFRF destroys a crusader
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is killing off a crusading public school mascot. Ken Caryl Middle School in Littleton, Colo., has a “crusader” as its mascot. The figure is a …
