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FFRF, co-signers object to coercive prayers on U.S. Navy ships
On behalf of military members who strongly object to official prayers on board U.S. Navy ships, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has drafted and sent a letter, co-signed by several …
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Foundation’s vandalized billboard back up in Watertown, Wis.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation billboard that was vandalized Aug. 26 in Watertown, Wis., has been replaced and is back up for passersby to read its simply-stated and thought-provoking message: …
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FFRF cries out against the ‘Cry Out America’ campaign
Watch out, America, there may be a lot of unseemly mixing of religion and government this weekend, if the sponsors of the "Cry Out America" campaign have their way. A …
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Televangelist passes the buck on bigotry
It’s said that you can find justification in the bible for anything and everything. Rev. Pat Robertson found go-aheads for bigotry and discrimination, but it’s not his fault — he …
Freethought will be on Atlanta’s mind?
Atlanta, Georgia is definitely on the mind of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, which is blanketing the city with 50 irreverent billboard messages going up this week for a month. …
Atheism shines bright in Kentucky
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, the nation’s largest association of freethinkers (atheists and agnostics), is spreading the word of freethought throughout Louisville, Ky., with 20 billboards going up this …
FFRF qualifies again for federal charitable campaign
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has once again qualified for inclusion in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). The CFC is the only officially sanctioned program for soliciting federal government employees …
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FFRF & Tulsa nontheists salute Gore as first atheist senator
Tulsans will be cruising past an eye-catching red, white and blue message at 15th Street and Broken Arrow Expressway for the month of September: “Atheism is OK in Oklahoma; Saluting …
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FFRF’s “Enjoy Life Now” billboard vandalized
A billboard saying “There Is No Afterlife: Enjoy Life Now” placed in Watertown, Wis., by the Freedom From Religion Foundation on behalf of a local member, was vandalized. Paint was …
