The Freedom From Religion Foundation is commending Congressional Freethought Caucus members for asking regulatory authorities to investigate a dubious, religious form of health care. “Congressional Freethought Caucus Co-Chairs Rep. …
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Join us for a prominent Mexican celebration — albeit with a decidedly secular touch — early next week. The 2021 Secular Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Secular celebration …
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A Tennessee university removed a bible verse from a football locker room after FFRF’s intervention. It was reported that the Tennessee Tech University football locker room displayed the bible verse, …
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A high school in Tecumseh, Okla., is no longer proselytizing football players and students after FFRF intervened. A concerned community member reported that on Aug. 29, Tecumseh High School football …
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This panel will facilitate a discussion centered around the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause and the threats it currently faces. The American Constitution Society chapter at Mitchell Hamline is proud …
This amicus brief was filed on September 27, 2021 in support of neither party in the capital punishment case of John Ramirez. This case centered around whether or not a …
A preacher’s blatant proselytizing at a public high school needs to be halted at once, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging a West Virginia school district. A concerned …
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FFRF, a small nonprofit, receives thousands of requests a year to help end state/church entanglements. Due to the growing number of reported violations — and the fact that court precedent …
Abolish capital punishment, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and its allies are asking the U.S. Supreme Court. The state/church watchdog’s friend-of-the-court brief submitted today in the Ramirez v. Collier case …
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