
Written by Sutherland Institute
April 27, 2023
Sutherland Institute is launching a new and improved iteration of its blog: Insights & Takeaways.Â
The new blog will build upon Sutherland’s legacy of providing timely commentary and expert analysis to the public and policymakers alike.Â
With this new approach, Sutherland blog posts will have two corresponding categories: (1) Insights and (2) Takeaways.Â
Insights articles provide rich policy analysis to policymakers and public policy professionals, while Takeaways articles will provide straightforward overviews of timely issues, distilled into the most pressing things Utah voters need to know.Â
With this new blog format, Sutherland readers will notice a new byline, The Likely Voter, which will speak directly to Utah voters, equipping them with increased knowledge and context to support informed and engaged citizenship.Â
The Insights & Takeaways blog is available on our website and in the Sutherland Weekly newsletter, available here.
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