Impact Analysis
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Utah & AI: Doom or Boom?
Utah voters hold complex views about AI that recognize its benefits to science, health, and the economy, while expressing concerns about its impact in spheres of public authority and child development.
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Utah Election Reforms That Win Public Trust
Utah voters are less confident in elections and less willing to re-elect their legislators when the law burdens their right to cast their ballot by mail, and more confident and willing to re-elect their legislators when voters must prove they…
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25 Ways AI is Helping People Flourish
While debate over AI in news and social media often focuses on controversy, AI is creating positive, pro-human change behind the scenes.
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Survey: Utah voters think elected officials, not judges, should choose congressional maps
A new survey reveals Utah voters want elected officials, not judges, leading redistricting, with a commission providing support.
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Examining school “capacity” in Utah’s open enrollment law
An examination of Utah’s open enrollment system reveals inconsistent district reporting, confusing definitions of school capacity, and barriers for parents seeking school choice. Policy reforms could bring transparency, accountability, and simplicity to the process.
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Navigating Public Ed: Assisting parents with public school choice
A statewide public school choice navigator could make school transfers simpler, more transparent, and parent-driven.
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New national survey data sheds light on the “silent, struggling subset” of American men
This report provides a brief profile of preliminary data that is encouraging – but also highlights some concerning trends that warrant further attention.
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Survey data shows progressive ideology is creating fissures in Jewish students’ views on Israel
College campuses have been a hotbed for anti-Israel sentiment. Is that sentiment evident within the Jewish community itself?
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App store regulations are necessary, constitutional, and popular
In the absence of age verification requirements, there are no limitations on what apps children or youth can download. This raises at least two significant concerns.
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How 16 Utah school districts are strengthening parental partnership through online access
Parents and schools are better education partners when schools provide parents with access to curriculum information and parents effectively utilize it to support their students.