Jesus Lunch teaches wrong kind of division Peter Opitz received a $1,000 scholarship from FFRF endowed by Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor in memory of her father, Paul J. Gaylor, who …
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Taking down a college graduation prayer Seth received $1,000, partially funded by the Allen P. Wilkinson Student Activist Award. By Seth Manning The constitutional ideal of church and state separation …
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A spectacular challenge to Christmas program Bullying, harassment, threats force plaintiff to remain anonymous The high school student in FFRF’s ongoing federal lawsuit, FFRF v. Concord Community Schools, is the …
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Superintendent steps over state-church line FFRF gave Ashlynn a $1,000 Cliff Richards Memorial Student Activist Award. Over the last few years, FFRF has sent several complaints to Willard, Mo., School …
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To those who don’t believe in a higher power, the notion of blasphemy seems frivolous and ridiculous. But for tens of millions of people around the world, blasphemy is a …
Freedom from religion now included in list for digital age This article originally appeared in the April/May issue of Mensa Bulletin and is reprinted here, edited for length, with permission. …
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A statement by the Freedom From Religion Foundation After FFRF announced our lawsuit against Trump’s May 4 executive order, there have been some questions about why FFRF sued when other …
California mayors abandon prayer luncheon After a warning from FFRF, two California mayors abandoned an official prayer luncheon with a disreputable speaker. The annual East County Mayors’ Prayer Luncheon on …
President Trump’s proposed education budget would damage public schools and shortchange students in order to fund religious schools, FFRF charges. The budget would cut $10.6 billion from federal education initiatives …
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