Nate Phelps is the 2020 recipient of FFRF’s Henry Zumach Freedom From Religious Fundamentalism Award for his years of speaking out publicly for freethought and humanism as the son of …
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Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore on Flickr The IRS must take action regarding a pro-Trump rally being hosted by a church in Miami, Fla., a national state/church watchdog is urging. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is lauding a victory this week toward one of its central legislative goals: increasing access to secular recovery programs. Thanks to advocacy by FFRF on …
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The horrific machete attack on Hanukkah celebrants at a rabbi’s home in Monsey, N.Y., requires everyone in our nation to denounce the rise of anti-Semitic violence. Although the attacker in …
FFRF’s state/church and freethought billboards are generating a lot of interest in Tennessee. FFRF’s Steven Pinker TV ad is airing on “60 Minutes,” and the Catholic League is angry about …
t The life and work of a Pulitzer Prize-winning freethinking cartoonist are spotlighted in the latest episode of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV interview show. Steve Benson …
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FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor will be speaking at the De Balie Celebrating Dissent Festival as a panelist on “Separation of Religion from the State.” The festival will feature secular …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has been leading the charge against Project Blitz, a Christian nationalist crusade to redefine American law. FFRF Director of Strategic Response Andrew L. Seidel explains …
A recent judgment regarding President Trump’s use of social media has increased legal liability for a Florida state rep, who’s utilizing her social media account to promote Christianity, the Freedom …
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