The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to disburse $9,500 in scholarship money to this year’s winners of the law student essay competition, the second such annual contest. Law …
More » from FFRF awards $9,500 to 2020 winning law student essayists
This brief was filed before the State Supreme Court of Wisconsin on May 8, 2020. One of the cases before the court involved a challenge by two citizens who claimed …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has signed on to a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court contending that the Trump administration is breaching the First Amendment in allowing certain religion-based …
More » from FFRF signs on to SCOTUS brief over contraception exemption
The Freedom From Religion Foundation signed onto this coalition brief that was filed with the Supreme Court. This case centered around the Affordable Care Act, which required employer-provided health plans …
More » from Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania (consolidated with Trump v. Pa.) (2020)
A poster advertising a religious camp has been removed from public school property in Fergus Falls, Minn. A district parent reported that a teacher at Fergus Falls Middle School had …
More » from Poster advertising a religious camp in Minnesota removed (January 8, 2020)
The Wisconsin Assembly is poised to vote Tuesday on a highly inappropriate resolution “recognizing Thanksgiving week as National Bible Week in Wisconsin.” Imagine the uproar were the Legislature to promote …
More » from FFRF blasts Wisconsin’s proposed National Bible Week resolution
A Harrison Schools District Two parent reported to FFRF that during a back-to-school event, Sand Creek International Elementary in Colorado Springs handed out packets that depicted students who were wearing …
More » from State/church issues rectified in Colorado Spring, Co. (October 8, 2019)
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is again urging a Kentucky district to correct numerous constitutional violations in its school after successfully having a religious advertisement removed from the district’s Facebook …
“Thoughts and prayers” do not stop bullets. However, Fox News and the Catholic League are blaming the recent mass shootings on godlessness. We report on our loss in federal court …
