BARBARA ALVAREZ is FFRF’s first Anne Nicol Gaylor Reproductive Rights Intern, a program set up to memorialize FFRF’s principal founder, who was an early abortion rights activist and author of …
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FFRF condemns new Georgia private school voucher scheme
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is disappointed that Georgia lawmakers have passed a new scheme to divert funds from public schools to unregulated private, mostly religious schools. Gov. Brian Kemp …
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May 18-19, 2024 – Dan Barker to Speak at Journeys in Critical Thinking Conference (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Dan Barker will be speaking at the “Journeys in Critical Thinking” conference in Buenos Aires May 18 – 19, 2024. The event is co-sponsored by FFRF. See more details by …
FFRF: Prayer by Christian nationalist pastor debases U.S. House
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting the reprehensible invitation by the Speaker of the House Mike Johnson to a Christian nationalist pastor, known for aggressive hostility to the core …
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Annie Laurie Gaylor
CO-PRESIDENT Since November 2004, serving with Dan Barker. CO-FOUNDER Freedom From Religion Foundation, Madison, Wisconsin, 1976, when she was a college student, with her mother Anne Nicol Gaylor. Annie Laurie first …
Bear Bright
Bear, 21, is a senior majoring in civil engineering at West Texas A&M University, and received the Richard and Beverly Hermsen Student Activist Award of $5,000 as a student plaintiff …
Marcus Stovall
Marcus is 19, and is a junior majoring in political science at West Texas A&M University. He received the Stephen and Diane Uhl “Out of God’s Closet” Student Activist Award …
2022 – Eli Frost
A Minnesota high school student has earned a $2,000 activist award from FFRF for his efforts to get his high school to move its graduation ceremony from a local church, …
Tillie and Izzy Bartholomew
Two young elementary school students in Portland, Ore., have received $500 each by earning FFRF’s annual $1,000 “Strong Backbone Award” for calling out (and recording on video) a proselytizing Christian …
