The city of Baraboo, Wis., affirmed its commitment to inclusion of nonreligious citizens after receiving a letter from FFRF. In November, a shocking photo of Baraboo High School students giving …
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A recently published report reaffirms The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s opposition to religious discrimination in adoption and foster care. The Center for American Progress, Voice for Adoption, and the North …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Winter Solstice display has proudly been on view at the Illinois Capitol for 10 years running. The exhibit was installed by FFRF member Kathryn Koldehoff …
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FFRF persuaded the city of Dover, Ohio, to transfer a nativity scene and a Ten Commandments monument from public to private property owned by Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church. A concerned …
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A federal court judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the Freedom From Religion Foundation and three local plaintiffs against a Texas justice of the peace who imposes prayer at the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has received assurances from a Massachusetts school district that religion will not be allowed to intrude into its graduation ceremonies from now on. Canton Public …
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FFRF Legal Fellow Chris Line reminded a Tennessee school district of its prior resolution to not allow Gideons to distribute bibles in Tullahoma schools. A concerned parent reported that Gideons …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s new weekly TV show, “Freethought Matters,” begins airing this Sunday in eight major cities, plus Madison, Wis., covering more than 22 percent of the United …
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Nonbelief Relief announces charitable grants to combat hunger, oppression, and discrimination around the world. After lamenting the resignation of Supreme Court justice Anthony M. Kennedy, and the recent bad anti-Muslim …
