THE ASSESSMENT HUB

Community assessment — surveys

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July 2026: the instrument set has been consolidated for the election season. Five instruments remain open — ask a candidate, request an interview, the site-feedback survey below, the priorities question, and the community clock — plus one standing channel: Tell us what you’ve seen. Results already gathered from closed instruments will be published as findings.

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

Where do answers go? Compiled collectively on Community Findings — never posted individually.

Community assessment — that’s what this page really is: the Nation measuring itself, one anonymous answer at a time, on questions the community can only answer for itself. Every instrument below feeds Community Findings as combined counts, dated.

The instruments — by subject

Collect here → results publish on Community Findings, combined and dated. One system, two pages.

The rule behind every poll here: we vote on ideas, never on people or ballots.

And whose data is this? The community’s — gathered from the Nation, published back to the Nation.

Accountability & the workplace

• The Tactic Tally — which tactics, where (by kind), when — and hostile treatment at work.
• The Community Clock — real timelines: NLC, ONLR, ethics, hotline tips.
• Call out the tactics — the moves, de-identified.
• The promises, ranked — the recurring ideas from the interviews; your top 3, no names attached.
• Make It Accessible — what people travel for, how far, and what would fix it — by agency.

Government reform & the referendum

• Problem → provision — what the draft actually says, cited.
• Constitution interest poll — want more plain-language lessons?

Priorities & the election

• The priorities and approaches surveys below — what matters most, and which ideas speak to you.
• Accountability Corner — one a day — one answer a day, gathered into themes.
• What matters most to you? — star the threads that matter; share your priorities anonymously.
• Which approaches speak to you? — about the ideas candidates and officials proposed in their interviews — never for or against a person.

The facts themselves

• The Chart Project — verified entries for the charts, with named gaps.

🔊 Listen to this page ■ Stop Read by your own device — private, nothing sent anywhere.

Short, anonymous, mobile-friendly. Results publish as collective findings on the Community Dashboard — never individual answers. Every question has room for “prefer not to say.”

🔒 Private = stays on your device, only you see it · 📤 Shared = sent to volunteers for review; published only as collective, anonymous findings.

More instruments from the archive are being rebuilt — metrics takes, civics takes, and issue-by-issue stances. Suggest a survey question.

Helping our elders at the doctor — would a healthcare advocate help your family?

Skills & certifications — what would make you better at your job, or ready for the one you want?

The candidate questionnaire: seventeen questions, identical for every candidate, published verbatim. And a version for the people.

Asked twice, on purpose: before your journey and after it. Two instruments — the seven issues, and the eight fixes. We publish both, whether or not anything changed.