State/church separation fight has been stressful Daniel Roe (not his real name) received FFRF’s $2,000 Thomas Jefferson Student Activist Award, endowed by a generous couple in the Northwest who prefer …
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Devin Estes, 10, received a $1,000 Strong Backbone Student Activist Award endowed by a kind octogenarian FFRF member from New York, who prefers to remain anonymous and donates the scholarship …
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Paula Poundstone is one of America’s top comedians known for her crackling wit and keen social observations. She is listed in Comedy Central’s list of “100 Greatest Stand-Ups Of All …
The 2018 Freedom From Religion 41st Annual National Convention took place on November 2-4 at San Francisco, California. …
Bullying, harassment, threats force plaintiff to remain anonymous The high school student in FFRF’s ongoing federal lawsuit, FFRF v. Concord Community Schools, is the recipient of a $5,000 student scholarship …
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This special scholarship of $5,000 is generously endowed by longtime FFRF members and supporters Richard and Beverly Hermsen. By Cidney Fisk During my junior year of high school, I protested …
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Cierra Fields is cancer survivor, rape survivor who fights for everyone Cierra received a $1,000 Strong Backbone Student Activist Award endowed by a kind octogenarian FFRF member from New York, …
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Nicole received a $2,000 Thomas Jefferson Student Activist Award from FFRF. This scholarship is made possible thanks to generous FFRF members, a Washington couple who prefers to remain anonymous. By …
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As a child, I attended weekly church services with my parents, two progressives who, while not self-righteous churchgoers, believe in God and support religious institutions. As I started to learn …
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