ReportHidden Signals: Creating Transparency in Agency Guidance
This report describes agency guidance and its legal and practical significance, including legal concerns about its use.
ReportReligious Giving: The Social Benefits of Religion, Volume 6
Religious belief and practice have historically played a central role in shaping the development of philanthropy, charitable institutions, and a broader culture of giving in the United States and internationally.
ReportUtah & AI: Doom or Boom?
Utah voters hold complex views about AI that recognize its benefits to science, health, and the economy, while expressing concerns about its impact in spheres of public authority and child development.
ReportUtah Election Reforms That Win Public Trust
Utah voters are less confident in elections and less willing to re-elect their legislators when the law burdens their right to cast their ballot by mail, and more confident and willing to re-elect their legislators when voters must prove they are voting legally.
ReportFreeing the States on Campaign Finance
The proposed For Our Freedom Amendment is currently the most important innovation in campaign finance regulation.
Report25 Ways AI is Helping People Flourish
While debate over AI in news and social media often focuses on controversy, AI is creating positive, pro-human change behind the scenes.
ReportMissing Anchors: How some men drift from health, vocation, and purpose
For too long, the struggles some men in modern society face have gone unmeasured, unreported, and unaddressed. We must better comprehend the struggling subset of men in America.
Impact AnalysisSurvey: Utah voters think elected officials, not judges, should choose congressional maps
A new survey reveals Utah voters want elected officials, not judges, leading redistricting, with a commission providing support.
ReportTalking about Religion in a Secular Age: How Religious “Nones” Perceive the Value of Religion
This report examines an experimental survey that enlightens our understanding of religiously unaffiliated Americans (“nones”) and their perceptions of religion’s societal role.
Hidden Signals: Creating Transparency in Agency Guidance
This report describes agency guidance and its legal and practical significance, including legal concerns about its use.
Religious Giving: The Social Benefits of Religion, Volume 6
Religious belief and practice have historically played a central role in shaping the development of philanthropy, charitable institutions, and a broader culture of giving in the United States and internationally.
Utah & AI: Doom or Boom?
Utah voters hold complex views about AI that recognize its benefits to science, health, and the economy, while expressing concerns about its impact in spheres of public authority and child development.
Utah Election Reforms That Win Public Trust
Utah voters are less confident in elections and less willing to re-elect their legislators when the law burdens their right to cast their ballot by mail, and more confident and willing to re-elect their legislators when voters must prove they are voting legally.
Freeing the States on Campaign Finance
The proposed For Our Freedom Amendment is currently the most important innovation in campaign finance regulation.
25 Ways AI is Helping People Flourish
While debate over AI in news and social media often focuses on controversy, AI is creating positive, pro-human change behind the scenes.
Missing Anchors: How some men drift from health, vocation, and purpose
For too long, the struggles some men in modern society face have gone unmeasured, unreported, and unaddressed. We must better comprehend the struggling subset of men in America.
Survey: Utah voters think elected officials, not judges, should choose congressional maps
A new survey reveals Utah voters want elected officials, not judges, leading redistricting, with a commission providing support.
Talking about Religion in a Secular Age: How Religious “Nones” Perceive the Value of Religion
This report examines an experimental survey that enlightens our understanding of religiously unaffiliated Americans (“nones”) and their perceptions of religion’s societal role.