by The Likely Voter | Apr 27, 2023
Family structure impacts outcomes, so why isn’t Utah tracking it? Written by Students with involved parents do better in school, and that ought to prompt policymakers to better track family structure data, according to Sutherland Education Policy Fellow Christine...
by Christine Cooke Fairbanks | Apr 27, 2023
How family impacts education – and why we should track it Written by During my time as a teacher, I saw how family impacted students. The general rule was that students whose parents were involved seemed to do better in school or were able to improve when they...
by Krisana Finlay | Apr 27, 2023
Policymakers need to find Goldilocks level of involvement for family institution Written by Each day we see new headlines featuring the tug and pull among public policymakers, typically searching for how to best support civic institutions. In business this week, for...
by Sutherland Institute | Apr 27, 2023
Introducing Insights & Takeaways Written by Sutherland Institute is launching a new and improved iteration of its blog: Insights & Takeaways. The new blog will build upon Sutherland’s legacy of providing timely commentary and expert analysis to the public...
by Derek Monson | Apr 26, 2023
Why some diversity, equity and inclusion programs fail to get off the ground Written by Originally published in Deseret News Growing up in London, Stacey Gordon was one of the only Black children in her school. She never felt that she fit in. When her family moved...
by Krisana Finlay | Apr 20, 2023
What divorce taught me about family process Written by An enduring marriage means greater health and happiness for women, according to new research. A recent study from scholars at Harvard and Stanford that is making headlines found that women who got married and...
