Sutherland Institute
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Introducing Insights & Takeaways
Sutherland Institute is launching a new and improved iteration of its blog: Insights & Takeaways.
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Why some diversity, equity and inclusion programs fail to get off the ground
To build a shared framework of principles, we need to rise above polarized political narratives on the left and right
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What divorce taught me about family process
A relative and I had different family experiences while growing up, even though both of our formative family structures eventually dissolved. Our respective life outcomes were vastly different.
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Supreme Court hears oral arguments on religious accommodations
The standard sought in this case is the same as the current rule for employers asked to accommodate pregnant or disabled employees.
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Why education choice matters for liberty
Education choice releases the pressure of fighting over what schools should teach and allows people to find an education that fits their needs and values.
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1983 floods showed powerful force of religion, community
As Pastor Corey Hodges has noted, faith helps promote community. In 1983, local churches helped with massive relief efforts to keep floodwaters under some control and to minimize damage.
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What do Apple’s expansion into India and family outcomes have in common? Process
Family processes are the functions that organize the family, including communication, coping, problem-solving, planning, leadership and perspective-taking.
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How to bring the success sequence to Utah students
Utah has been a leader in education, priding itself on its focus on parents’ rights in education and strong families generally. But there’s always room for improvement.
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Why we need the success sequence in Utah schools
By keeping celebrations and traditions grounded in specific values, like religion and patriotism, we share and pass on those values to others. Sadly, a decreasing number of Americans today see the importance of those values. Here’s how the success sequence…
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A key to community success: putting family data at the center
Families are directly tied to community wellbeing. To protect that wellbeing, we need to harness family-focused data.