Snap ERG Basics
Cultural Heritage
Community & Pride
Workplace & Support
100

ERG stands for...

What is an Employee Resource Group.

100

The vibrant fall holiday celebrating ancestors and loved ones, frequently highlighted by SnapFamilia with office altars (ofrendas).

What is Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)?

100

What summer holiday on June 19th—commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans—does Snap Noir frequently highlight with educational and community programming?

What is Juneteenth.

100

This annual-style activation lets children learn more about their parent’s work and Snap as a company.

What is Bring Your Kids to Work Day?

200

Any Snap team member who wants to support an ERG without identifying with that specific background or group is called this.

What is an Ally.

200

Which eight-day winter holiday—often celebrated with office lighting of the menorah—is a key cultural highlight for Snap Shalom?

What is Hanukkah (Festival of Lights).

200

What major initiative or program does Snap Women often lead to help team members connect with senior leaders for career guidance?

What are mentorship circles, Executive Coffee Chats, or Leadership Panels.

200

Which Snap ERG would you join to learn more about accessibility, disability inclusion, mental health, or neurodiversity?

What is SnapAbility.

300

The amount of official global ERGs existing at Snap.

What is 10.

300

What traditional mid-autumn festival food item—often shared during SnapAsia cultural mixers—is round, baked or snow-skinned, and filled with lotus seed paste or red bean?

What is a mooncake.

300

Which international day observed on October 11th—frequently highlighted by Snap Pride—encourages open self-expression and authenticity in the workplace?

What is National Coming Out Day.

300

SnapHabibi frequently partners with Workplace Experience to champion these dedicated, quiet spaces in Snap offices worldwide—providing team members a peaceful environment for daily prayers, meditation, or reflection.

What are Prayer Rooms / Reflection Rooms (or Wellness Rooms)?