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Utah’s anti-DEI law ‘lights a fire’ under nonprofits as public resources stand to dismantle

Educators and nonprofit leaders are exploring ways to bridge gaps as concerns about the law’s effects mount.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Julian Robles, Elijah Garza, and Aaron Lopez Ayala walk down the hallway at Guadalupe School, on Thursday, March 7, 2024. The school serves immigrant families and feels confident in its mission despite Utah's anti-DEI law. “Where our concerns lie are with the futures of the demographics we serve," an administrator said.