Sutherland Institute
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Rep. Celeste Maloy participates in 2025 Congressional Series
Rep. Maloy spoke of the recent tragic death of Charlie Kirk and how students should not fear getting involved in politics.
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Utah’s unique opportunity in open enrollment policy
Utah’s strong open enrollment law could be strengthened by a statewide one-stop shop platform. Such a hub would help parents easily compare school options, access deadlines, and find district policies, creating more clarity and transparency in public education.
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Congress must curtail the secret lawmaking of the administrative state
Federal agencies are quietly shaping policy through informal “guidance” that acts as de facto law without congressional approval. Restoring transparency and reasserting separation of powers are essential to preserve the rule of law.
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Sutherland announces CEO to step back following high-impact tenure
The board of directors of Sutherland Institute announced that, effective January 1, 2026, Rick Larsen will become president emeritus at Sutherland.
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What is hate speech, and is it protected by the Constitution?
Following recent events and calls to ban hate speech in America, many have misunderstood whether it’s protected speech under the Constitution. We ask our constitutional law expert for his input.
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Charlie Kirk’s advocacy for the Sabbath is exactly what we need today
In a culture of endless notifications and screen time, Americans are rediscovering Sabbath. Blending neuroscience, ancient wisdom, and modern practice, this weekly pause offers rest, connection, and civic renewal.
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Lessons from navigatED AZ about offering Navigator website for parents of students
Arizona’s navigatED AZ helps families explore and understand all education pathways from district and charter to private, micro, online, and homeschool.
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Previewing new Religious Freedom Cases at SCOTUS
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear cases this term that could shape the future of religious liberty, including disputes over prisoners’ rights, free speech on public sidewalks, donor privacy, and counseling laws.
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A father’s love carved in fire
When Hamas attacked on October 7, firefighter Gil Ta’asa gave his life shielding his sons. His sacrifice reveals a timeless truth about fatherhood, manhood, and covenantal love that speaks to our fractured age.
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Parents, have a question about public schools? Meet Cassie Hays
Discover how Utah’s Parent Liaison helps families navigate public schools, parents’ rights, and resources for stronger parent-school partnerships.