Sutherland Institute
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Why state constitutional amendments and statutes both matter
States like Utah can strengthen parents’ rights in education through constitutional amendments and legislation. We explore both paths and their lasting impact.
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Capitalism isn’t the enemy — what young voters really want
A generation once expected to inherit the American Dream is now openly questioning the very system that underwrote it.
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Context for Congress’s failed moratorium on state Artificial Intelligence regulations
As states race to regulate artificial intelligence, a proposed federal moratorium raised deep questions about federalism, interstate commerce, and who should set the rules for AI.
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We need a “PostBS” civics – starting in elementary and middle school
To build lasting democratic habits, we must begin teaching civics in elementary school – through age-appropriate lessons, daily modeling, and real-life engagement.
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SCOTUS says public schools must accommodate religious families. Here’s what education leaders should do next
In a landmark case, the Supreme Court upheld parents’ rights to direct their child’s education – prompting calls for stronger laws and curriculum transparency.
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SCOTUS ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor strengthens parents’ educational rights, partnership with schools
This important case is a win for families and the Constitution, and it points the way forward for stronger collaboration between parents and schools.
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Sutherland releases statement on Mahmoud v Taylor decision
Sutherland Institute welcomes the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor.
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Context for Supreme Court’s upcoming religious freedom decision
Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case on parental rights and religious freedom in schools, could shape the future of education policy.
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Utah school districts need better guidance on parent access to curriculum. Here’s what the state can do
Legislative clarity and stronger support from the State Board of Education could improve transparency and help parents stay engaged.
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The transformative power of fatherhood: How being a dad elevates happiness, work, and civil society
American society as a whole would be well served to consider the fact that fatherhood is a powerful source of personal flourishing and social renewal.