Chapter Handbook/Chapter 2: Mandatory Chapter Rules - Revision history

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Dawnaitken at 18:31, 2 July 2019

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‎Hold a minimum of 4 chapter meetings or events each year

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Dawnaitken at 23:16, 24 May 2018

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 ==Organize free and open meetings==
 Chapter meetings must be free and open to anyone for everyone to attend, regardless of whether the attendee is a paid member. All chapter run channels of communication must be free and open either as a matter of course as with social media like Twitter, Facebook, and MeetUp or  through archives as with discussion platforms like Slack, Mailing Lists and Google Groups.
 ==Hold a minimum of 4 chapter meetings or events each year==
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 The OWASP [[About OWASP|Core Purpose]], [[About OWASP|Values]], [[About OWASP|Principles]], and [[About OWASP|Code of Ethics]] are posted on the [[About OWASP]] wiki page.
-Breaches of the Code of Ethics may result in the foundation taking disciplinary action, including replacing chapter leadership or revoking membership.
+Breaches of the Code of Ethics may result in the Foundation taking disciplinary action, including replacing chapter leadership or revoking membership.
 ==Protect the privacy of the chapter’s local contacts==

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 ==Give official meeting notice through the wiki, chapter mailing list, and OWASP Calendar==
 Chapter meetings must be posted on the Chapter’s page on the  OWASP wiki and a meeting announcement must be sent out to the OWASP mailing list [insert discourse pg]) to notify the OWASP community of each upcoming meeting. Also, the meeting must be listed on the OWASP Global Events Calendar. All chapter social media accounts must be linked on the wiki page. If you are using MeetUp chapter leaders should consider joining the Foundation’s MeetUp pro account to take advantage of the ability to simply update the MeetUp page and have your information mirrored on the OWASP Calendar and your wiki page (Available in late 2017).
 ==Abide by OWASP principles and the code of ethics==
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 Anybody that observes chapter leaders that are not following these basic rules is urged to report it to us.
 ==Spend any chapter funds in accordance with the OWASP goals, code of ethics, and principles==
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 ==Chapter Oversight==
 OWASP Chapters and Chapter Leaders are overseen on an operational basis by the Foundation Staff and, ultimately, the Global OWASP Board. Overall activities must comply with bylaws, policies and handbooks, and code of ethics. If the Foundation Staff or Global OWASP Board determines that an OWASP Chapter Leader has not complied with these rules, their status as an OWASP Chapter Leader may be revoked. Additionally, OWASP administrative access (including the leader’s owasp.org email address) may be immediately revoked.
 ==Chapter Leader Perks==

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 * Any leader who attends the in person Leader meetings can receive a special leader’s only shirt (first come-first served, limited quantities)
-Chapters are not mini organizations, instead they are akin to branches.  While you can develop your chapter to meet the needs of your audience and therefore have great freedom, your chapter is not an independent legal entity. Chapters cannot sign contracts, hold independent insurance, or hold funds independently of the foundation. Chapters must abide by the code of conduct, foundation bylaws, the Core Purpose, Core Values, and the Chapter Leader handbook.  If any of these are contradictory please abide by the document preceding it in the above list.  If you are confused, you can contact the Community Manager through email, slack, or the contact us page.
+Chapters are not mini organizations, instead they are akin to branches.  While you can develop your chapter to meet the needs of your audience and therefore have great freedom, your chapter is not an independent legal entity. Chapters cannot sign contracts, hold independent insurance, or hold funds independently of the Foundation. Chapters must abide by the code of conduct, Foundation bylaws, the Core Purpose, Core Values, and the Chapter Leader Handbook.  If any of these are contradictory please abide by the document preceding it in the above list.  If you are confused, you can contact the Community Manager through email, slack, or the contact us page.
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 * Any leader who attends the in person Leader meetings can receive a special leader’s only shirt (first come-first served, limited quantities)
-Chapters are not mini organizations, instead they are akin to branches.  While you can develop your chapter to meet the needs of your audience and therefore have great freedom, your chapter is not an independent legal entity. Chapters cannot sign contracts, hold independant insurance, or hold funds independently of the foundation. Chapters must abide by the code of conduct, foundation bylaws, the Core Purpose, Core Values, and the Chapter Leader handbook.  If any of these are contradictory please abide by the document preceding it in the above list.  If you are confused you can contact the Community Manager through email, slack, or the contact us page.
+Chapters are not mini organizations, instead they are akin to branches.  While you can develop your chapter to meet the needs of your audience and therefore have great freedom, your chapter is not an independent legal entity. Chapters cannot sign contracts, hold independent insurance, or hold funds independently of the foundation. Chapters must abide by the code of conduct, foundation bylaws, the Core Purpose, Core Values, and the Chapter Leader handbook.  If any of these are contradictory please abide by the document preceding it in the above list.  If you are confused, you can contact the Community Manager through email, slack, or the contact us page.
 [[Category:Chapter Handbook]]

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−	==Chapter ~~leader~~ Perks==	+	==Chapter Leader Perks==
	We know that being a Chapter Leader is a lot of work--even when your chapter has multiple leaders. As thanks for your contribution OWASP offers the following perks for every leader who has served for 6 months and hosted at least one event:		We know that being a Chapter Leader is a lot of work--even when your chapter has multiple leaders. As thanks for your contribution OWASP offers the following perks for every leader who has served for 6 months and hosted at least one event:

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 ==Hold a minimum of 4 chapter meetings or events each year==
-There are a variety of meeting “formats” or events that may be used to fulfill this requirement.  Most chapters host a series of in-person meetings with 1-3 talks about security and time to network. Successful chapters usually supplement these types of meetings with specialty events like virtual meetings, social hours, hackathons, study groups, and contests like capture the flag.  Chapters that represent an entire state, region, or country usually host a smaller number of larger events in various locations throughout their geographic range.  Possibilities for meeting formats and events are are nearly limitless.
+There are a variety of meeting “formats” or events that may be used to fulfill this requirement.  Most chapters host a series of in-person meetings with 1-3 talks about security and time to network. Successful chapters usually supplement these types of meetings with specialty events like virtual meetings, social hours, hackathons, study groups, and contests like capture the flag.  Chapters that represent an entire state, region, or country usually host a smaller number of larger events in various locations throughout their geographic range.  Possibilities for meeting formats and events are nearly limitless.
 ==Give official meeting notice through the wiki, chapter mailing list, and OWASP Calendar==

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 ==Spend any chapter funds in accordance with the OWASP goals, code of ethics, and principles==
 Chapter funds should be used for your chapter and must be spent in line with the OWASP Foundation goals, principles, and code of ethics. Accordingly, chapter finances should be handled in a transparent manner. OWASP defines transparency as:
-* Keeping a public record of all requests for funding, who proposed the request, relevant discussions, votes around funding, and request approval/denial in a publically accessible location.  We suggest on your wiki page.
+* Keeping a public record of all requests for funding, who proposed the request, relevant discussions, votes around funding, and request approval/denial in a publicly accessible location.  We suggest on your wiki page.
 * If a request for funding has been approved for one chapter or project, then it can be considered an acceptable expense for all chapters or projects which have funds to cover the expense in full.
 For more rules regarding  handling chapter funds, see [[Chapter Handbook/Chapter 4: Chapter Administration|section 4.7 on Handling Money]].

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−	==Hold a minimum of 2 chapter meetings or events each year==	+	==Hold a minimum of 4 chapter meetings or events each year==
	There are a variety of meeting “formats” or events that may be used to fulfill this requirement. Most chapters host a series of in-person meetings with 1-3 talks about security and time to network. Successful chapters usually supplement these types of meetings with specialty events like virtual meetings, social hours, hackathons, study groups, and contests like capture the flag. Chapters that represent an entire state, region, or country usually host a smaller number of larger events in various locations throughout their geographic range. Possibilities for meeting formats and events are are nearly limitless.		There are a variety of meeting “formats” or events that may be used to fulfill this requirement. Most chapters host a series of in-person meetings with 1-3 talks about security and time to network. Successful chapters usually supplement these types of meetings with specialty events like virtual meetings, social hours, hackathons, study groups, and contests like capture the flag. Chapters that represent an entire state, region, or country usually host a smaller number of larger events in various locations throughout their geographic range. Possibilities for meeting formats and events are are nearly limitless.

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	==Chapter leader Perks==		==Chapter leader Perks==
		+	We know that being a Chapter Leader is a lot of work--even when your chapter has multiple leaders. As thanks for your contribution OWASP offers the following perks for every leader who has served for 6 months and hosted at least one event:
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		+	* All chapter leaders can opt-in to [[2016 Honorary Membership\|Honorary Membership]]
		+	* All Chapter are provided with three passes for use by their leaders who have fulfilled the above requirements
		+	* At each Global AppSec Training event there will be 2 seats in each training event for leaders to have on a first come-first served basis.
		+	* Any leader who attends the in person Leader meetings can receive a special leader’s only shirt (first come-first served, limited quantities)
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		+	Chapters are not mini organizations, instead they are akin to branches. While you can develop your chapter to meet the needs of your audience and therefore have great freedom, your chapter is not an independent legal entity. Chapters cannot sign contracts, hold independant insurance, or hold funds independently of the foundation. Chapters must abide by the code of conduct, foundation bylaws, the Core Purpose, Core Values, and the Chapter Leader handbook. If any of these are contradictory please abide by the document preceding it in the above list. If you are confused you can contact the Community Manager through email, slack, or the contact us page.
	[[Category:Chapter Handbook]]		[[Category:Chapter Handbook]]