Two prominent watchdog organizations have taken the next step in an intense Indiana state/church legal battle. Each December for nearly half a century, the Performing Arts Department of Concord High …
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After receiving a warning from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, an Indiana school board has ended its dubious practice of opening meetings with prayer. At three board meetings this year, …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is appalled at a new law in Kentucky that promotes the bible in the public school system. “A new Kentucky law going into effect Thursday …
After it was brought to FFRF’s attention that an award assembly at an Arizona high school had begun and ended with a Christian prayer, action was taken to ensure the …
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A California high school soccer coach will be keeping his hands and blessings off athletes after FFRF blew the whistle on the constitutional foul. It was brought to FFRF’s attention …
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This visual aid is used to help teach “Bible in the Schools” in classes in Mercer County schools.An additional plaintiff has joined in a Freedom From Religion Foundation lawsuit filed two …
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FFRF attorney Andrew Seidel relates his adventure filming our pro-science ad inside Ken Ham’s “Ark Park” in Kentucky and describes how fundamentalist teachings are harmful to the education of children. After …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is once again strongly protesting a wrongful NASA grant of more than $1 million in taxpayer money that was largely used for religious purposes. In …
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By Annie Laurie Gaylor and Dan BarkerCo-PresidentsFreedom From Religion Foundation “Out of many, one.” That’s the meaning of the Latin E Pluribus Unum, our nation’s original motto — chosen by a …
