Find the future that matters to you.
A few questions invite you to reflect on the social themes that draw you in and the ways you naturally prefer to contribute. The result is a small profile for considering what you may want to explore and sharing what feels like you.
SALT can help you do
Put your relationship with society into words.
SALT is not a test that fixes your personality into one type. It offers a chance to reflect on the themes that draw you in and the ways of contributing that feel natural, and to find words that can support your next choice or conversation.
See which themes draw your attention
Reflect on the areas that naturally draw your attention now, such as the environment, communities, education, health, and diversity.
See how you may naturally contribute
Describe tendencies such as taking the first step, connecting people, sharing knowledge, or building durable systems.
Find clues to organizations and activities that may fit
Explore potential overlaps between your interests and approach and what organizations or activities aim to achieve.
What the survey explores
See your preferences from several angles.
By looking separately at the social issues that interest you, the ways of contributing that feel comfortable, and the values you care about, you can gradually find words for what moves you and how you want to engage.
Social themes that draw you in
Explore areas that naturally catch your attention, such as climate, education, communities, and health.
Ways you tend to contribute
Explore approaches that may come naturally, such as acting directly, connecting people, sharing knowledge, or building systems.
Values you tend to prioritize
Explore what you may tend to value when making decisions, such as challenge, co-creation, or a long-term view.
Overlap with organizations and activities
Explore common ground between your interests and approach and what others aim to achieve.
Put your perspectiveinto wordsUse your result to start a conversation
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Find overlap between what matters to you and the future an organization is building.
Starting from your interests, values, and way of contributing, SALT presents possible common ground with several organizations and activities. It is an entry point for exploring from your perspective and discovering options you may not have known.
Your personal survey result is not shared with an organization without your action or consent. If you choose to share it, only the scope you select is shared.
START WITH YOURSELF
Start by getting to know where you are now.
Compare results with friends or colleagues, or share yours as a small profile. Use unexpected similarities and differences as a starting point for conversation.