Why aren’t Utahns having kids and more kids?

Join The Tribune and The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute for a solutions-driven conversation about the impacts of fertility rates dropping in Utah.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Child-focused celebrations aside, like this kids' parade in Liberty Utah on July 4, 2023, Utah has been slipping in the national rankings for fertility. An Aug. 24 community conversation sponsored by The Salt Lake Tribune and Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute will share data on the topic and shake out the reasons behind fewer children in Utah's future.

Why aren’t Utahns having kids and more kids?

Join The Tribune and The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute for a solutions-driven conversation about the impacts of fertility rates dropping in Utah.

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