Thanks to FFRF, Arizona’s Dysart Unified School District will not plan, promote or participate in “See You at the Pole,” a Christian prayer event put on by a religious club. …
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The Midway Independent School District in Texas has taken steps to ensure that it will stop promotion of a specific religious worldview in its “Shattered Dreams” event to combat drinking …
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A Georgia courthouse has taken down a Christian flag due to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. An overtly Christian flag on a flagpole boasting an additional cross had been prominently …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds a recent court victory that health care workers have obtained over their religious employers regarding unfair pension plans. FFRF, a national state/church watchdog group, …
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A religious public school marquee was quickly taken down after a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint. Morristown Jr./Sr. High School in Morristown, Ind., posted “MAY GOD BLESS YOU” as part …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is sending an important election-year message to the good people of Mississippi. A highway billboard in Tupelo stresses to Mississippians: “God Fixation Won’t Fix This …
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A California city council nixed a multimillion-dollar grant to a private religious school after the Freedom From Religion Foundation objected. The Santa Ana City Council was considering a $2.5 million …
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A Kansas police department has removed religious decals after FFRF complained about them. The police department in Harper, Kan., had placed a decal on the back of patrol cars stating: …
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FFRF stopped an Ohio high school from singing “The Lord’s Prayer” during graduation. Port Neches, Texas, divests itself of a Christian cross in their city park. FFRF bus signs and …
