In small ways and big ways, we must all show up and use the power and privilege we have to be faithful messengers for ...

Each issue, we interview people in the church-state separation movement. This month AU Vice President of Strategic Communications Andrew L. Seidel sat down with U.S. Rep. Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) to ...

What you’ll find in our new toolkit Identify your goals Have conversations in your community Use effective messages Share your story Host a community gathering (such as a book club, movie watch party, ...

Texas families asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear their challenge to a Texas law that requires public schools to post the Ten Commandments in every classroom.

A predominantly Jewish group of Oklahomans urged a federal court to affirm that Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School cannot open as a religious public charter school.

By Sabene Rizvi As America marks its 250th anniversary, lawmakers continue to invoke religion as a justification for restricting bodily autonomy, despite the separation of church and state being one ...

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit AU and allies filed against President Trump's biased, secretive Religious Liberty Commission.

Federal employees suing Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins are seeking a court order to stop her from continuing to proselytize USDA employees through email.

A distinctive collaboration recently took shape in Spokane, Wash., bringing a local congregation and a national civil liberties organization together around a shared concern: protecting religious ...

I sat in awe of the young people present in the overflow room – high school students, college students, University of Texas law students reading and highlighting phrases in their Torts textbooks and ...

As part of an investigation into the prayer services organized by the Departments of Labor & Defense, AU filed two Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuits.