Utah's Changing Population
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Conversations around race and culture with youth are becoming increasingly important.
With Utah boasting the country’s youngest population, conversations around race and culture with youth are becoming increasingly important. We reached out to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute‘s Director of Demographic Research, Pam Perlich, and Utah State Data Center Coordinator, Mallory Bateman, to learn more.
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Utah's Changing Population
Clip: Season 1 | 4m 51sVideo has Closed Captions
With Utah boasting the country’s youngest population, conversations around race and culture with youth are becoming increasingly important. We reached out to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute‘s Director of Demographic Research, Pam Perlich, and Utah State Data Center Coordinator, Mallory Bateman, to learn more.
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Clip: S1 | 4m 17s | Utah’s population is becoming significantly more ethnically and racially diverse. (4m 17s)
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