Encourages policies to strengthen two-parent families and promote family stability in Utah.

This resolution highlights the importance of strong family units, particularly those headed by married parents, in Utah. It emphasizes the correlation between family structure and child poverty, social mobility, and income inequality. The resolution promotes career and technical programs to enhance upward mobility and financial stability. It also advocates for the Success Sequence, which encourages education, employment, and marriage before parenthood. Additionally, it supports the expansion of early-childhood tax credits to provide financial relief to families.

Encourages policies to strengthen two-parent families and promote family stability in Utah.

This resolution highlights the importance of strong family units, particularly those headed by married parents, in Utah. It emphasizes the correlation between family structure and child poverty, social mobility, and income inequality. The resolution promotes career and technical programs to enhance upward mobility and financial stability. It also advocates for the Success Sequence, which encourages education, employment, and marriage before parenthood. Additionally, it supports the expansion of early-childhood tax credits to provide financial relief to families.