FFRF learned that coaches in Texas’ Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District were illegally participating in prayers with its student-athletes. Coaches from Byron P. Steele II High School, Samuel Clemens High …
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The nation’s largest nontheistic organization is urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to ask the attorney general nominee some hard-hitting questions. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is very concerned about Alabama …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s persistent efforts persuaded an Indiana school district to remove prayer from the local high school’s graduation ceremony. Jennings County High School in North Vernon, Ind., …
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Members of the Freedom From Religion Foundation have erected a freethinking display at an Illinois county courthouse to counter a nativity scene. W.P. Meyer and Ryan Bell first obtained the …
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An Alabama school district will have its staff undergo training to reacquaint them with constitutional principles. FFRF contacted the Blount County School District in November 2016, after a parent at …
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During the 2015 holiday season, the Roopville Elementary School in Georgia posted a religious message on its marquee, reading, “For God so loved the world, He sent his only Son. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is holding a special Veterans Day commemoration on Friday, Nov. 11, to honor those who have served, including “atheists in foxholes.” About a quarter of …
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By Annie Laurie Gaylor & Dan BarkerCo-PresidentsFreedom From Religion Foundation The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s digital marquee today at Freethought Hall reads: “When the night is darkest, light shines …
Bill Teague, who designed and carved FFRF’s first “Atheists in Foxholes” monument, died at the age of 90 on July 9 at Bill Nichols Veterans hospital in Alexander City, Ala. …
