Chelsea is Where You Belong!

Let’s make sure this is more than just a slogan. In what ways does Chelsea excel at helping everyone belong and how can we be even better? The Chelsea Human Rights Commission is conducting this brief survey to find out.

Civility means we value each other as human beings and treat each other with dignity and kindness. It doesn’t mean we agree on everything, but it does mean we can disagree respectfully.

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1. Overall, how would you describe the level of civility and respect in our community? (Required.)

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2. Where do you most often see people being kind, welcoming, or respectful? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

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3. What does a welcoming community mean to you? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

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4. Where do you most often witness incivility or disrespect in our community? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

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5. Which groups do you think have the hardest time feeling welcome or respected in our community? (Select all that apply) (Required.)

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6. Can you think of a time you witnessed someone in our community treat another person with real kindness or respect? What happened? (Required.)

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7. Is there a situation or place in our community where you think people could treat each other better? What would you like to see change? (Required.)

About You (This section is optional; it helps us make sure we're hearing from everyone)

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How long have you lived in the Chelsea area?

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Age range:

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Anything else you'd like us to know? If you would like to talk with us directly, please include your name and contact information below, or reach us at HRC@city-chelsea.org.

Thank you for your participation!

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