FFRF stands with the dozens of community members, including parents and teachers from a variety of religious or nonreligious backgrounds, that showed up at the latest Kern County Board of Education meeting on Dec. 17 to urge the board to drop its push to impose the Ten Commandments on students. | Freedom From Religion Foundation

FFRF is always fighting for your First Amendment right to be free from religious influence in your government. Here are three times over the past two weeks when Christian nationalists tried to go against that right. | Freedom From Religion Foundation

FFRF 'Students of Color Essay Contest' honorees speak out. | Freedom From Religion Foundation

We are strongly condemning President Donald Trump’s latest effort to entangle religion and government through a White House event rewarding wealthy business leaders for promoting religion and aligning the federal government with sectarian interests. FFRF is also taking issue with Trump’s derogatory joke toward atheists at Monday’s luncheon in the White House’s State Dining Room, which you can see in the clip. This casual erasure of America's secular founding principles is alarming, and we remain