Your organization may have enabled User Groups via tags. If they have, you will encounter these tags on the profile page, and possibly while you set up your account.
User Groups are used to give subsets of your organization a place to share content and posts together. Please note that these groups are public and not a private location for messages or content. Anyone in your organization can view or join a group.
Join a Group
You can join from your profile page or during onboarding. You can also join from the group page.
For this organization, the groups are called Tags, but you may see User Groups or User Tags.
To add yourself to a group, click into the input field. You can search by typing, or scroll through the list. Click on an item to select it.
Once you're set, hit the update button. You can do this during onboarding, or from your Profile page.
Viewing a Group
User Group Page
If your organization has enabled User Groups; From the left hand menu, click on User Groups.
On the User Group page, groups you are a part of are shaded gray. Other groups are not, but you can still visit them. Click on the Visit Group to see the group page.
On the group page, content, community posts, opportunities and members are filtered by items that are tagged with that specific group. You can click on the tabs to see different types of content, and click on the content type, Event, In Memoriam, News, etc, to filter further.
Click on Join Group to join the group. Or, if you are already a member, you can click on Leave Group to remove yourself from the group.
Via Tag
You can also reach the group tag by clicking on a tag in the content card.
If you see a number next to the tag icon in the bottom right of a card, hover over it to see what the tags are. Clicking on any tag in a card will take you to a page that shows all content for that tag.
Via the Profile Page
On anyone's profile page, you can see what Tags or User Groups they are a part of. Click on the tag to be taken to the group page.