Sutherland Institute
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Missing Anchors: How some men drift from health, vocation, and purpose
For too long, the struggles some men in modern society face have gone unmeasured, unreported, and unaddressed. We must better comprehend the struggling subset of men in America.
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Sutherland study finds deepening disconnect for men on mental health, vocation, and meaning
Sutherland Institute released a report on men’s mental health and purpose. The survey, conducted by Y2 Analytics, found that many men are silently struggling in life.
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St. Mary v. Roy
Through targeted regulations on religious schools, Colorado not only burdens the free exercise of petitioners. The majority of private schools in the State are religious and those who choose to operate consistent with the teachings of their faith about marriage and sexuality are also…
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Utah voters want more out of redistricting, and policymakers should give it to them
As Utah revisits redistricting laws, voters overwhelmingly prefer elected leaders and a commission, not judges, shaping congressional maps. Polling reveals a clear path for reforms that reflect the people’s will.
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Why the Supreme Court should rein in lawfare against nonprofits
The Supreme Court’s First Choice v. Platkin case highlights how lawfare threatens donor privacy, free speech, and religious nonprofits.
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Determining the mission of the state education agency
Utah’s education priorities show how state education agencies can reassess their duties, refine their mission, and better support parents in a new policy era.
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Colorado’s troubling trend on religious liberty
Colorado’s recent policies have repeatedly burdened religious citizens and schools. New court cases may again test the state’s approach to religious freedom.
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Sutherland/Y2 survey: Utah voters think elected officials, not judges, should choose congressional maps
By a 63-point margin, Utah voters believe that the policymakers they elect should be making redistricting decisions over judges.
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The role of the “state education agency” in today’s education reform
A look at how state education agencies are rising in importance as the Trump administration shifts power from the U.S. Department of Education to the states, and what states must prepare for in a rapidly changing policy landscape.
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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.