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We all got good feedback on how long the survey should be and how we should make the survey be fun and also informative. We want to make sure that the people taking the survey answer honestly and that they are comfortable answering questions.

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The interviewees all agreed that the end of the day can be hectic, so they would prefer surveys that don't take too long. Enthusiastic about the events.. Interviewees did not like that adults were not involved

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Our interviewees agreed that there should be room to expand on questions. They also said that they would want the survey to not be super time consuming and have a ton of pages of questions.

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All of our young people agreed that closed-ended questions are best, and the survey should be short in length (on average about 5 minutes).

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-Preference for anonymity in surveys
-Simplicity in questions

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One person said that they don't share the results with the youth because they do not think it would be impactful. Another said how they look to the SaySo events to gain resources and connections and they want the surveys to help improve that.

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Some young people agreed that sliding survey's and emojis were best, but others didn't acknowledge that. Some also shared what a bad question looked like.

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The survey's should be more specific and ask about specific events. Jacob also shared that his young person said the independent events/life skills were most important and useful to them (like how to pay taxes, etc.).

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A lot of the kids do not like taking the survey, so it has to be a quick survey. Multiple choice/close ended might be more beneficial.

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Our young people agreed that the surveys need to be at a very basic reading level because the adults often times don't or can't help the young people they're with. The questions need to be very specific and not on topic. If they don't understand the questions, they can't answer honestly. The young people also agreed that they feel they can't be honest about their opinions when their names are attached

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There were some discrepancies in how individuals wanted their surveys formatted. Some preferred open-ended, while the others liked close-ended

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The biggest difference that we saw was the type of questions preferred. Some young people said that they preferred close ended questions, as they are faster and easier. However, others said that they felt that closed ended questions limited their thoughts and would want more open ended questions where they can elaborate on their ideas. It will be interesting to see how we can incorporate both of these preferences throughout our surveys

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The youth tend to not look at a long set of directions before taking the surveys, they do not want to spend a ton of time doing that. Another said that it would be helpful to ask about if they are aware of certain resources. If not, the events could educate people on them further.

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- The adults tend to the "Checked out" when it comes time to fill out the surveys.
- Can we incorporate an aspect of anonymity? Some young people felt like they couldn't be 100% honest since their names were attached to the survey