Basics
What does CRG stand for?
City Resource Group
True or False: Each CRG is required to have a leadership team
True!
What is the newest CRG at the City?
Working Parents & Caregivers
What does DEI stand for?
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
What office oversees CRGs at the City?
Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Who is eligible to participate on a CRG leadership team?
Any City employee who receives approval from their manager or supervisor.
What year were the first CRGs launched?
2019
What is one way to be a strong ally within a CRG?
Listen & learn
Amplify voices and concerns
Attend events
Join a leadership team
True or False: CRGs are only open to employees who identify with the group's focus area
False! All CRGs are open to and welcoming of allies!
True or False: Employees need to use time to attend CRG meetings
False! According to Executive Order 3-19, CRG attendance is counted as regular time
What was the first CRG for the City of Philadelphia?
the LGBTQ+ CRG
True or False: You can only belong to one CRG
False!
Name one goal of CRGs
Professional Development
Leadership Opportunities
Networking
Community Building
Who can create a new CRG?
Any City employee
Which CRG hosts the "Know Your City" series?
YERG (the Young Employee Resource Group)
Which CRG welcomes anyone who is "an old soul at heart" or feels they are "well-seasoned"?
The Silver Collaborative
How many CRGs currently exist?
8 (AAPI, Disability-Focused, CRG for Latinidad, LGBTQ+, Silver Collaborative, Women of Color, Working Parents & Caregivers, YERG)
Name one key responsibility of a CRG lead
Planning meetings/Events
Managing CRG communications
Facilitating meetings
Which CRG hosts an annual networking and resource fair that is open to all City employees?
the Women of Color CRG
What is one thing you can do after today to support CRGs?
For employees: Attend a CRG event or meeting
For leaders: Advocate for CRGs and encourage your team to join a group