Happy spring: Victories, denunciations, court cases and multimedia treats
The Freedom From Religion Foundation achieved a great deal in this week before the official start of spring.
“Cosmos,” freethinking displays, a secular state rep & disappointing Supremes
This has been a turbocharged week for the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
Vouchers, travel bans — and lots of blogs & public appearances
As we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation are preparing for some upcoming court rulings in ongoing FFRF lawsuits, we’ve been juggling a lot of other balls. We were one of several leading secular groups that sent a letter to Congress urging a halt to the Trump administration’s egregious proposal to channel public funds to […]
A power outage, challenging a week of ministry, and bringing the secular view to Washington
This week’s wrap will encompass the last two weeks of happenings at FFRF as a power outage in the Madison, Wis. area last Friday took our Internet down with it.
Never a dull moment
We are wishing a wonderful weekend of celebrating freethought to our staff and attendees at the convention this weekend.
Taking on Congress, the Saudis, Ireland — and others
We were busy combating the U.S. Congress in court this week. FFRF Director of Strategic Response Andrew Seidel presented oral arguments before the D.C. circuit court as part of our efforts to open up the nation’s legislative chambers to atheists and freethinkers.