Administration for Native Americans (ANA) 2020 Initiative for Leadership, Empowerment and Development (I-LEAD) Youth Webinar Series Surveys

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Administration for Native Americans (ANA) 2020 Initiative for Leadership, Empowerment and Development (I-LEAD) Youth Webinar Series Surveys

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ILEAD Week Staff Survey 2020

Please rate the following about the ILEAD Youth Webinar Series: Unapologetically Indigenous. Your feedback is sincerely appreciated. Thank you.


INSTRUCTIONS 1. Please rank the aspects of the 2019 I-LEAD Summit in order of importance to you in the chart.(5 = Most Important & 1 = Least Important).

1. Most Important Aspect of ILEAD Week (Rank 1 to 5, one being most important)

• Networking with other Youth or Grantees

• Gaining knowledge through the webinar workshops or activities

• Sharing knowledge and work you do in your community

• Participating in a national event with youth from different communities

• Participating in cultural activities to show your culture and learn from others



2. ILEAD Session Ratings (5 stars is the highest score)

• Monday-Cultural Exchange

• Monday-Cooking Demo

• Tuesday-Native Language Lesson

• Tuesday-Native Vote

• Tuesday-Wellness through F.I.T.: Family+Indigenize+Thrive

• Wednesday-Conversation on the Crisis of Missing and Murdered Native Americans

• Thursday-Indigenous Mindfulness



3. How useful were the topics offered to you?

Very useful

Moderately useful

Slightly useful

Not useful

Comments:



4. Did you provide mental health support for youth following the webinars?

Yes

No



5. What did you like MOST about the ILEAD Week?

Comments:



6. What do you think could have been improved about ILEAD Week?

Comments:



7. What does "Unapologetically Indigenous" mean to you?

Comments:

8. Share any additional comments on these sessions or other activities:

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9. What was the most important thing you learned from the 2020 ILEAD WEEK?

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10. What else can we do to help make future meetings beneficial for you or your organization?

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11. Any additional comments on the webinars, platforms, or logistics:

Comments:



12. What topics do you think would be beneficial for a future ILEAD Youth Summit for YOUTH participants?

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13. What topics do you think would be beneficial for a future ILEAD Youth Summit for STAFF participants?

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14. Any suggestions for where the next ILEAD Youth Summit should take place?

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15. Do you have any other comments about 2020 ILEAD Week?

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