Defending — Success
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Legislative wins for religious freedom, family policy and more in the 2024 session
With Utah’s 2024 legislative session now in the rearview mirror, what actually passed, and will it benefit Utahns?
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Family relationships are an antidote to America’s loneliness epidemic
Public discussions of “the good life” usually center on things like a quality job, decent pay and other benefits that are primarily material. But what if – as a society – we’re missing the things that truly impact happiness and…
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Utah voters support the success sequence
New survey data shows that a majority of likely voters in Utah support the concepts of the success sequence and approve of teaching them in schools. So, when critics still push back against the sequence – education, work, and marriage…
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Agency over equity: Ian Rowe on a better vision for upward mobility
Many public policy debates in recent years have focused on the concept of equity, and what impact race and ethnicity have on opportunity for the next generation. This week’s podcast guest believes we need to replace equity with agency, as…
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Aimee Winder Newton on elevating families as a crucial part of success
We often hear that the best way to prepare the next generation for a successful life is through a quality education. But what about another institution of civil society that might actually play a bigger role in upward mobility and…
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Want to Improve Education? Stop Looking to Congress
It’s common for voters to complain that Congress doesn’t do enough on a number of different issues, citing gridlock and political dysfunction. But what about areas where it would actually be better if Congress did less?