A Tennessee school district is taking steps to ensure that state/church violations do not recur after hearing from FFRF about the violations. A second-grade teacher at Highland Rim Elementary in …
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After we announce our “I’m an Atheist and I Vote” billboard campaign, welcoming candidates to Madison, Wisconsin during the week of the Wisconsin primary election, FFRF legal fellow Maddy Ziegler …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and two of its members sued today a Texas sheriff over his decision to affix Latin cross decals on county patrol vehicles. Brewster County Sheriff …
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Faith Memorial Church in Lancaster, Ohio, participated in bible study groups in a number of local public schools. The church listed such groups in eight public schools in its vicinity, …
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FFRF has ensured that members of the Interfaith Club at Bob Jones High School will be permitted to hold meetings on any topic of their choosing, after Madison City Schools …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ensured that an Arkansas government agency will not grant money to religious entities. FFRF recently complained to the Northwest Arkansas Economic Development District about …
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The Johnson City Police Department in Tennessee is taking steps to ensure it is abiding by the Constitution regarding its “Adopt-a-Cop” program. FFRF Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel sent a letter …
The superintendent of Dalton Local Schools in Ohio will no longer post religious messages on his official school Twitter feed, after FFRF Legal Fellow Ryan Jayne wrote the school district’s …
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