First Liberty Proud to Announce It Will Co-Sponsor the James Wilson Institute’s 2020 Fellowship
We’re happy to announce that First Liberty will be co-sponsoring the James Wilson Institute’s 2020 Fellowship, held in Washington D.C. each August. This important, week-long program will help equip and empower young lawyers to understand the first principles underlying the law, including the law of religious liberty. For those interested in becoming a JWI Fellow, please note applications are due by April 22.
Why People of Faith Must Stand Together During This Unprecedented National Crisis
Since the Founding Era, Americans have turned to faith and prayer to encourage and strengthen us during times of difficulty. Right now, as we battle together through an unprecedented national health crisis, we should not only protect religious freedom but also embrace the rich heritage of turning to God in prayer collectively as a nation.
Cooperation of Church & State: How We Must Stand Together Amidst a National Health Crisis
Amidst the coronavirus outbreak, we have an opportunity to become a country that’s stronger, more unified and committed to its roots in faith and service. Times of crisis remind us why we must fight for religious liberty, so that state and church can work together to bring hope and relief to our neighbors and our local communities.
Hostility at Harvard: How the All Out Assault on Faith is Heating Up On College Campuses
Opponents of religious liberty are becoming more brazen in their attacks, and they’re not limiting themselves to public K-12 schools, or to faith-based schools. More frequently, we’re seeing activists fixated in trying to shut down religious expression and viewpoints in the educational institutions where open and diverse debate should be encouraged.
Survey: What do Americans Think of the U.S. Supreme Court?
This year, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a number of critical cases that will directly affect your constitutional freedoms. In this edition, we’re breaking down three important findings from a recent survey that asked Americans what they think of the nation’s highest court. Then, you can take First Liberty’s survey to tell us YOUR thoughts.
U.S. Dept. of Justice Continues to Demonstrate a Steadfast Commitment to Religious Liberty
Adding to a long list of critical achievements for religious freedom, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently offered a special and unique religious liberty training for federal attorneys. Learn how the DOJ continues to take positive action and giving hope to many people of faith (including a number of First Liberty clients) who are currently fighting to reclaim their rights.
