The Freedom From Religion Foundation, in collaboration with the Yip Harburg Foundation, has issued Rhymes for the Irreverent (2006) by Yip Harburg, lyricist of such iconic and beloved songs as …
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“To be read out loud and with a great deal of delight” – Studs Terkel Re: At This Point in Rhyme, Chicago radio interview with Yip, 1977 “There’s a reservoir …
Sign of the Season (MADISON, WI) The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s gilt “Winter Solstice” sign is back in the first-floor rotunda of the Wisconsin State Capitol for the month of …
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Chief Justice John RobertsSupreme Court of the United StatesWashington DC 20543 Dear Chief Justice: On behalf of our national membership, our organization, which works to protect the constitutional separation of …
Days of the Theocracy? Isn’t this what theocracy would look like? The Freedom From Religion Foundation has written President George W. Bush and Chief Justice John Roberts requesting that they …
Church Politicking Has Turned Religion into Confirmation Issue Judge Roberts, have you, or have you not, ever been a supporter of the separation of church and state? Statement by Annie …
Also Pursues Faith-based Mentoring Lawsuit (Madison, Wis.) The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s broad lawsuit filed last year over Cabinet-level faith-based funding under Pres. Bush’s initiative now includes a challenge of …
In February 2004, the Freedom From Religion Foundation won its challenge of a Ten Commandments monument in a public park in La Crosse, Wis., and the city’s convoluted attempt to …
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In 1976, the Foundation ended an arrangement whereby public schools in Madison, Wisconsin, were financially sponsoring an annual nativity pageant using public school students at the state Capitol. A Foundation …
