Start with the question you have. These names identify parts of the same project; they are not prerequisites you must learn before acting.
| Name | What it means | Where to go |
|---|---|---|
| Operation Citizen | The civic accountability project: evidence, public responsibility and citizen action. | Open this part |
| Citizenship Kit | The practical package you are reading: orientation, guide, worksheets, examples and companions. | Open this part |
| Field Kit / Field Guide | The chapbook calls the practical action material the Field Kit. In this package, open the Field Guide for the seven levers and instructions, and the Worksheets for the forms. You do not need to find a separate application called Field Kit. | Open this part |
| Seven citizen levers | Seven routes for acting on a public record. Choose the route that fits the issue; they are not seven steps everyone must complete. | Open this part |
| A5 / Accountability Five | Five reform demands concerning the use of public power. These are program terms, not five tool scores. | Open this part |
| R8 / Rights Eight | Eight economic-security goals drawing on Roosevelt’s 1944 proposal. Their legal routes and current delivery must be checked separately. | Open this part |
| CL-xxx | Identifiers for Citizens’ League tools. The number identifies the tool, not a score or a legal conclusion. The core guide explains availability and limits for each. | Open this part |
| Finding card | A short record of what was measured, over which period, with evidence and limits. A score alone is not a misconduct finding. | Open this part |
| Action record | Your issue, request, evidence and follow-through. A receipt proves receipt; it does not prove the requested change occurred. | Open this part |
| Digital Companion | The interactive explanations and tools linked from the kit entrance. Use the part that answers your question. | Open this part |
| The Quiet Collapse | The diagnostic work that supplies the broader case. The Operation Citizen chapbook develops the citizen response. | Open this part |
Older source documents retain their original names. The links here point to the corresponding reading material in this package. The Field Kit / Field Guide cross-reference is an editorial navigation convention for this kit; it does not rename the original chapbook.