DAILY FEATURE

Accountability Corner

≈ 5 min read · or listen, or skim the bold lines

The Corner is the daily habit. The mechanism behind it: How oversight works →

D · Draft — not verified   Not line-checked against the Navajo Nation Code. How we verify →

Accountability isn’t a scandal reflex — it’s a habit. One small thing a day: a question worth carrying, a real case worth knowing, or a thirty-second check of what you know.

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Questions to carry

• Who should answer when chapter money goes missing — and to whom? (the pocket list)
• What oversight finding have you read recently — and what did you do about it? (Audit & Performance Review 101)
• Would you support public tracking of what happens to fraud-hotline reports? (more questions)
• Have you ever reported wrongdoing yourself — and what happened? (why this one matters)

Real cases, sourced and explained

• The sober-living scheme — how vulnerable relatives were recruited into fake treatment while Medicaid paid.
• The Diné College dispute — board oversight and administration colliding, step by documented step.
• ZenniHome & the contested $24 million — a claims-versus-findings walkthrough.
• Ethics & Rules, explained — a former director on how enforcement works, from Cal Nez’s interview with Rodriquez Morris.
• The Runaround — the obstacle map: every way a request gets bounced, and how to beat each one.

Quick checks

The daily box above serves these one at a time — or take the full quizzes inside Whistleblowing 101 and Audit 101, or play a round of Diné Civics Jeopardy.

The whole accountability shelf

• The Community Clock — how long each door takes, from the people who used it
• How oversight works — the hub for everything below
• Whistleblowing 101 — the channels, the silence, and what to ask
• Audit & Performance Review 101
• How to File a Complaint — the step-by-step mission
• Hidden Obstacles · Trust & Civic Literacy 101
• Questions to Ask Any Candidate — the pocket list, accountability section included

On the ballot side: every candidate’s record on these subjects is in the stance record, transparency and accountability included.