Day: October 3, 2017

FFRF is grateful for the backing of kindred organizations in a New Jersey case it is fighting against the unconstitutional funding of churches. Americans United for Separation of Church and …

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FFRF condemns one of the nation’s most well-known community radio stations for canceling a talk by legendary scientist and freethinker Richard Dawkins. Dawkins was scheduled to give a talk and …

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Nearly half of all Christians in the United States think that a person’s poverty is due to lack of effort. A poll by The Washington Post and the Kaiser Family …

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FFRF is pleased to announce that it has awarded $10,000 in scholarship awards in memory of Catherine Fahringer to four students chosen by the Black Skeptics of Los Angeles, an …

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Religious law firms cost taxpayers millions, even if they claim to be free By Andrew L. Seidel Kentucky taxpayers owe the ACLU nearly $225,000 because Kim Davis, the Rowan County …

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Historic conference in London brings together committed secularistsBy Annie Laurie Gaylor Since co-founding the Freedom From Religion Foundation in 1976 with my mother Anne Nicol Gaylor, I’ve never faltered from …

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FFRF’s Nonbelief Relief gave a $5,000 relief stipend to the author of this article, who is remaining anonymous because of threats against her. To save her life, she and a …

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Evangelical Christian group targets Milwaukee area schools; FFRF steps in Evangelically based “Good News Clubs” are trying to infiltrate nine school districts in the Milwaukee area, but FFRF is working …

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