Mark Regnerus, professor at the University of Texas, explores empirical evidence documenting the pivotal importance of family stability and well-being in social life.

Jenet Erickson, affiliated scholar at the Wheatley Institution, presents social science research outlining the distinctive contributions of mothers and fathers to children's development.

Professors Richard Williams, Jenet Erickson, Jason Carroll, Mark Regnerus, Sherif Girgis, and Ryan Anderson discuss the effects of premarital relations on family.

Jason Carroll, professor at Brigham Young University, offers six takeaways from the 2014 Wheatley Conference on Family.

Richard N. Williams, director of the Wheatley Institution at Brigham Young University, delivers this Wheatley Lecture in Civic Virtue entitled, ⿿Scientism: The New Orthodoxy.⿿

Katherine Marshall, senior fellow at the Berkley Center, shows how religion and development are intertwined in current religious conflicts, asserting that religion is more important in poorly performing or failed states.

Arthur Brooks, president of the American Enterprise Institute, explains that happiness lies not in material gains, but in finding purpose in what you do.

John Negroponte, U.S. ambassador, shares experiences from his various diplomatic postings across four different continents, distilling them into lessons from his fruitful, lengthy career.

Matthew Holland, President of Utah Valley University, presents an argument that Christian charity has played a vital role in shaping America's civil society.

Terrance Olson, professor at Brigham Young University, discusses how education can foster correct moral principles, and asserts that moral sensibility is central to humanity.