Reports & Polling
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Examining school “capacity” in Utah’s open enrollment law
Read More: Examining school “capacity” in Utah’s open enrollment lawAn 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…
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How Religion Strengthens Family Life in a Fragmented Age: Religion and the American Experiment, Volume 3
Read More: How Religion Strengthens Family Life in a Fragmented Age: Religion and the American Experiment, Volume 3The evidence is overwhelming and cross-cultural: Religious families demonstrate stability, strong intergenerational bonds, positive economic outcomes, and desirable child development across diverse traditions and contexts.
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How Faith Communities Promote Societal Well-Being and Public Health: Religion and the American Experiment, Volume 2
Read More: How Faith Communities Promote Societal Well-Being and Public Health: Religion and the American Experiment, Volume 2Religious communities – synagogues, churches, mosques, temples – remain among the few enduring places where body, mind, and spirit are integrated into a coherent path of care and purpose.
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How Religious Schools Strengthen Our Republic: Religion and the American Experiment, Volume 1
Read More: How Religious Schools Strengthen Our Republic: Religion and the American Experiment, Volume 1Religious schools offer more than academic content. They cultivate character, belonging, and purpose. They prepare students to live in freedom by teaching the self restraint, mutual respect, and commitment to…
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Navigating Public Ed: Assisting parents with public school choice
Read More: Navigating Public Ed: Assisting parents with public school choiceA statewide public school choice navigator could make school transfers simpler, more transparent, and parent-driven.
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Religious Contributions to the Family: Social Benefits of Religion, Volume 5
Read More: Religious Contributions to the Family: Social Benefits of Religion, Volume 5The inclusion of religious freedom in the Bill of Rights reflects that external “supports,” like religion, are essential for a free society.
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Builders Needed: Assessing workforce shortages in construction
Read More: Builders Needed: Assessing workforce shortages in constructionIf our state’s future rests on our ability and commitment to build – houses, families, communities, and opportunities – then we must first ensure we have willing hands to do…
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New national survey data sheds light on the “silent, struggling subset” of American men
Read More: New national survey data sheds light on the “silent, struggling subset” of American menThis 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
Read More: Survey data shows progressive ideology is creating fissures in Jewish students’ views on IsraelCollege campuses have been a hotbed for anti-Israel sentiment. Is that sentiment evident within the Jewish community itself?


