PFC Board Members Ann Norman and Marie Schaub (PPP Chair and Secretary) worked with the City of Pittsburgh Mayor's Office to have January 16th declared as Religious Freedom Day. 

We want to thank them for their hard work.

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We went to Washington, D.C. for the Women's March

Women from across the country gathered on Jan. 18th 2020 for this year's Women's March in Washington D.C. There were activities and talks on ending violence, reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, environmental justice, and more!

Public Policy Participation and Political Action

If you're from the Pittsburgh area and passionate about secularism the Public Policy Participation Committee is the place for you! We're currently working on local and state-level issues, along side our national affiliates, and seek to be a respected voice for the secular community. We are a welcoming and accepting committee that mainly focuses on forming public policy to support equal representation and the separation of government from religion. Please see PFC's calendar for our upcoming meetings, visit our page for ways to take action now, and email Marie to join PFC's Public Policy Participation Committee today!

See our Public Policy Participation page for ways to take action NOW!

In case you missed it:

Lee McIntyre: The Scientific Attitude

An argument that what makes science distinctive is its emphasis on evidence and scientists' willingness to change theories on the basis of new evidence.

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