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Cranford, NJ—Everyday in Kentucky, due to a 2008 homeland security law, atheists and agnostics are potentially forced to assert that the public safety of their state is dependent on “Almighty God” or face criminal charges, including up to 12 months in jail. Read more about Acknowledge ‘Almighty God’ or Go Directly to Jail→

Cranford, NJ—American Atheists, an organization best known for taking a hard stance in the fight for the civil liberties of atheists, is now fighting for the future of our planet. In a bold move, the organization announced today the installation of the George Watley Solar Array on the roof of its headquarters in Cranford, NJ. Not only will the solar array generate 100% of the electrical needs for the main office, it will also produce a surplus of energy. The additional electricity will be sold back to the localelectric company, generating revenue for the American Atheists Legal Fund. Read more about Atheist Group Goes Green with Solar Array→

Cranford, NJ—It is with sad hearts that we bid farewell to our dear friend and comrade, Conrad Goeringer. Mr. Goeringer died peacefully in his sleep Saturday, November 3, 2012.

Mr. Goeringer was an integral part of American Atheists for many years and in many ways. He labored tirelessly for years as an activist, leader, and writer. His work helped lay the foundation for the growth we are now seeing within the atheist movement. Read more about Conrad Goeringer--July 23, 1949 - November 3, 2012→

Did you know that Alabama has twenty-four atheist-friendly groups spanning the entire state? Yes, that’s right, twenty-four atheist-friendly groups who cover universities, towns, and counties as well as a statewide group. In Alabama! Yes! In Alabama!

How do you get twenty-four groups in a state like Alabama? Read more about Alabama has Twenty-Four Atheist Groups: What’s Up Slacker States?→

Cranford, NJ--American Atheists was dealt a blow this week as Hurricane Sandy caused damage to the exterior and interior of the main office in Cranford, NJ. The office has been closed this week and we are not certain when it will reopen. The staff are safe and in good health. Some have sustained damages to their homes and all are living without access to electricity, heat, water, and gasoline.  Basic resources in the area are becoming scarce. Read more about In the Eye of the Storm→