Randalls Win Round Two A California appeals court rebuked Boy Scouts of America by ruling on February 28 that twin freethinkers cannot be expelled from an Orange County Scouting troop …
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Lips, Lunch & Prayer by Lora Attwood (April 1994)
Below is a description of the Colorado Prayer Luncheon which was the subject of a lawsuit taken on behalf of the Foundation by attorney Robert Tiernan. Well, we ate, listened …
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Anne’s Column by Anne Nicol Gaylor (April 1994)
Florida Foundation member Julius Wernicke, a firm advocate of women’s rights, attended much of the recent trial in Pensacola of Michael Griffin, the confessed and duly convicted murderer of Dr. …
Shawna Scott
Read ‘Secularism prevails’ at University of Windsor by Shawna Scott Shawna received a $1,000 cash scholarship from FFRF. …
Balen & Mayan Essak
FFRF has awarded Mayan and Balen Essak each $1,000 student activist awards. Freethought activism runs in the family (see sidebar). For several years, our Wisconsin public high school’s football team …
Maia Disbrow
Maia Disbrow, a 12-year-old from Hixson, Tenn., has received $1,000 as a student activist from the Freedom From Religion Foundation this month, for speaking before the Hamilton County Board of …
Matthew Nielson
Matthew “Max” Nielson, 18, is the principal plaintiff in FFRF’s federal lawsuit challenging illegal graduation prayer at his high school. Two younger students have signed on as plaintiffs. Max is an …
Jeff Shott
Jeff Shott, 17, is the first recipient of the Paul J. Gaylor Memorial Student Activist Award, a newly endowed scholarship of $1,000. Similar awards offered through FFRF are the annual …
Krystal Myers
“Krystal Myers is an honors student, captain of the swim team and editor of her high school newspaper. She’s also an atheist in a predominantly Christian student body.” That’s how …
