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Gee's Bend Quilters
Afghan Refugee Collective
Gullah Weavers
"In ARC we still often hear from people that they've been able to understand something about themselves a bit more after hearing someone else share a similar experience. This ERG unifies us, and we feel empowered to reinforce a company-wide culture of diverse and unique opinions."
Manan Doshi
Asian Resource Community
"The Mental Health ERG provides a safe space and community for myself and my colleagues to support one another. I am so thankful for the resources I've had to support me in this journey to a more stable mental state, and I want to be a part of making that more available to others."
Emily Sommer
Mental Health at Etsy
“So many of our ERG members and Executive sponsors are advocates and activists. There have been many moments where I have seen us come together, collectively take a stance, and actively work to create a safe space for women, people of color, and other marginalized groups."
Jess Dale
Marginalized Gender Identities Community
"Early in life, I discovered that every single person at some point needs an advocate and support from their community. This is why it is important for me to Co-Chair the BridgE ERG - to be that advocate. I'm helping to build a BridgE community that gives a voice to all."
Jerry Higgs
Black Resource & Identity Group at Etsy
"Knowing that Etsy supports the visibility and activism of employees who identify as disabled and/or neurodivergent makes me feel like a true part of the team, and has given me opportunities to influence and assist in making changes that address access needs for all employees."
Jacqueline Eibey
Accessibility & Disability at Etsy
"My identity as a Latinx woman hasn't always been easy, but the Etsy HLN community provides an amazing support system as I navigate my career and identity. Plus, meeting more folks who look like me and have progressed within their roles has been inspiring and insightful."
Bri Vasquez
Hispanic LatinX Network
“I view our Queer @ employee resource group as a place where I can feel safer and supported in expressing my full self, or, at least a side of myself that I wouldn't normally feel comfortable sharing in a corporate setting.”
Lindsay Steadman
Queer at Etsy
“These relationships - built up over conversations around the virtual water-cooler - have helped me grow into being a Staff Engineer at Etsy by giving me a network of people to lean on to quickly solve problems and build great things."
Mike Simons
Remotes at Etsy
“The Parents ERG has played an important role in shaping Etsy's progressive benefits for parents, including our generous parental leave policy. It's great to know the ERG is listening to parents' needs and advocating for us."
Nadine Heintz
Parents at Etsy
“ERGs are meaningful to me at Etsy because they create a space of love, community and shared context. It's powerful to realize that many of your personal experiences are shared by others as well. I've found solidarity and comfort in this recognition."
Ariel Scott-Dicker
Etsy's Jewish Identity Group
