THE ACTIVITY BOARD

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Today’s featured survey: Helping our elders at the doctor — anonymous; counts only.

Play your way in: Civic Jeopardy — every answer teaches something and links its lesson.

The interview everyone should see: Ethics & Rules, from the former director · why that’s the whole story → · Cal Nez’s full archive →

July 12 — The topic hubs, rebuilt

All eight subject hubs (Water, Housing, Healthcare, Veterans, Education, Business, Oversight, Reform) now follow one shape: Learn it (the record, where candidates stand, the lessons), Do something (specific problems with an action on each), and Connected (the roadblocks this subject shares with the others). Also new: the whole journey in four steps — where we came from, where we are, where we want to be, and how we get there.

The living record of what’s moving — by stream, newest first. Every item passed review before appearing anywhere.

July 12, 2026 — The town map

The Civic Center now reads like a town: ★ Welcome (the front porch) · ★ The Coffee House (today’s paper, help wanted, the flea market) · The School (lessons & the basic threads) · The Community Center (play & survey) · The Chapter House (plan, act, monitor — and find your chapter) · The Variety Store (browse everything; pick up the basics) · The Senior Center (elders & veterans) · My Office (homework, to-do’s, your journey). Same record, same covenant — now with streets.

Questions boarded — newest: the five seed questions (NLC timelines, ONLR deadlines, Ethics backlog…) · July 2026
Findings published — none yet; the first will carry “from N submissions reviewed [date]”
Case studies — published: sober-living, Diné College, ZenniHome, Ethics & Rules · suggested/under review: none yet
Tools & games — newest: the Master Index, Know the Tactics, the Right Door guide, the community clock · July 2026
Missions — active: Election (July 21), Reform (Nov 3), Healthcare, Complaint, Research & Data · waiting: Water, Housing, Education, Veterans
Answers landed — the Ethics & Rules interview (featured); board answers post here as they arrive

July 11, 2026 — v16.60–v16.60

Diné To Do’s — NEW. The civic checklist: every time-sensitive task (primary July 21, register by Sept 24, referendum Nov 3), ongoing actions (request the record, report what you observe, close data gaps), and post-election accountability work — each with status, deadline, and a guide link.
How to Register to Vote — NEW. Who qualifies, September 24 deadline, where to go, what to bring, why November matters more than it looks.
Constitution pages — referendum marquee added to the homepage: the November 3 banner now appears as a distinct box below the Primary section.
Complaint pages consolidated. guide-file-a-complaint.html archived; all links now point to How to File a Complaint. 301 redirect in place.
Search — Google & Bing registered. Sitemap submitted to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools. Bing verification tag added sitewide.
Donovan Begay — DB updated: Source Type corrected to Cal Nez interview, Grade updated from C to B.

July 2026 — the Diné Civic Center opens

A civic coffeehouse that never adjourns: the record of 102 candidates (42 interviewed on camera), guided missions for the July 21 primary and the November 3 constitution referendum, 47 lessons and 4 case studies, the tactics map, community assessment instruments, and a covenant that governs it all — we bring facts, tools, and education; we never tell you how to vote.