The nonprofit Freedom From Religion Foundation works to educate the public on matters relating to nontheism, and to promote the constitutional principle of separation between church and state. The Foundation is the nation's largest association of freethinkers (atheists, agnostics and skeptics) with over 17,000 members.

Since 1978, the Foundation has acted on countless violations of the separation of state and church, and has taken and won many significant complaints and important lawsuits to end state/church entanglements.

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FFRF files suit over federal
Jesus Shrine in Montana

FFRF's files suit over Catholic shrine in Flathead National Forest. Read more. . . Make tax-deductible gift to Legal Fund.

Celebrate Darwin Day!




Commemorate the accomplishments of Charles Darwin, born Feb. 12, 1809. Read more about his freethought views . . . Learn more about other famous freethinkers . . . Sign up for Action Alerts to defend evolution and state/church separation.

Hooray for Jessica!

FFRF files complaint over R.I. florists who refuse delivery to Jessica Ahlquist, 16, besieged state/church litigant. Read more . . . Listen to Jessica's interview . . . Atheist in Foxholes Fund

36 Arguments Against the Existence of God

Listen to Rebecca Newberger Goldstein's Freethought Heroine speech featured in the Jan/Feb issue of Freethought Today! Ask for complimentary copy.

FFRF has New Year Election Year Message

In this trompe l'oeil, Clem Wiechecki frames FFRF's first-ever billboard in Rhode Island, up through the month of February. Don't be fooled: It's a 14x48 foot bulletin. Help FFRF place more. . .

"This is what an ATHEIST looks like"

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First FFRF lawsuit of 2012 filed


FFRF, its Phoenix area chapter and area plaintiffs (including atheists, a Christian, Muslim and Buddhist) filed suit in Arizona state court in January to stop Gov. Jan Brewer's annual Arizona Day of Prayer. Read more . . .

Rationality reduces violence

Harvard Prof. Steve Pinker addresses FFRF convention, talking about his optimistic new book The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has declined.
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Come Out of the Closet, Nonbelievers


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FFRF launches interactive 'virtual billboard' campaign.
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FFRF's impressive year in review

View the "power point" video year in review given by FFRF Co-PresidentDan Barker at last year's annual conference. Read FFRF's 2011 Year in Review. Photo by Jeff Yardis.

FFRF sues religious town over censorship

 

FFRF v. Warren, Mich., a federal lawsuit, was filed Dec. 22 charging the town with government censorship of its nonreligious views and unlawful endorsement of religion. Read more . . .

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Freethought Radio is hosted by Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor, co-presidents of FFRF. Tune in each week for state/church news, music and interviews with authors and activists. Read more

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