Merge pull request #65 from AlbaRoza/master

Update Community Leaders information

content/en/docs/CommunityLeaders/_index.md

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 linkTitle: "Community Leaders Program"
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-  A Brief about Community Leader's Program
+  The Community Leader's Program
 ---
 
 ![My Image](../images/logos/community_leaders.jpg)
 
 
-The Community Leader program is designed to empower and support Community Leader with the necessary resources and event platform to plan, organise and host Docker events successfully. In the post-COVID world, we have specifically designed additional tools and resources to make it as simple and straightforward as possible to organise a virtual meetup. 
+The Community Leaders program is designed to empower and support Community Leaders with the needed resources and event platform to plan, organise and host Docker events successfully. In the post-COVID world, we have specifically designed additional tools and resources to make it as simple and straightforward as possible to organise an IRL meetup or a virtual one.
 
 ## Docker User Groups
-Docker User Groups  (also known as "Chapters") are groups that bring together Docker users, newbies and enthusiasts around the world. Each group has at least one Community Leader to drive acitivitites (eg. virtual events, in-person meetups etc...). The Docker community is founded on principles of respect, inclusion, collaboration and opportunity. Our events are:
+Docker User Groups  (also known as "Chapters") are groups that bring together Docker users and enthusiasts around the world. Each group has at least one Community Leader to drive activities (eg. virtual events, in-person meetups etc...). The Docker community is founded on principles of respect, inclusion, collaboration and opportunity. Our events are:
 
 * Free to attend and open to the public
 * Inclusive and encouraging of diversity
 * A forum for educational and inspirational content and discussions (not for sales or recruitment pitches)
-* Focused on Docker technology and the container ecosystem 
+* Focused on Docker technology and the container ecosystem
 * A place to connect and meet with other members of the Docker community
 * In accordance with the Docker Community Code of Conduct
 
-Discover Docker's User Groups [here](https://events.docker.com/chapters/)
+Discover Docker's User Groups [here](https://www.meetup.com/pro/docker)
 
 ## Benefits of joining the program
 
-Joining the Community Leader program offers the following benefits: 
+Joining the Community Leader program offers the following benefits:
 
 * Identification as a Docker Community Leader
-* Add your community leader status to your LinkedIn, Twitter, GitHub and let everyone know your role in the Docker community.
-* Docker-funded Chapter pages on events.docker.com and meetup.com
+* Add your Community Leader status to your LinkedIn, Twitter, GitHub and let everyone know your role in the Docker community.
+* Docker-funded Chapter pages on meetup.com
 * Promotion of events on Docker social channels
 * Logo files + marketing materials
-* To be added: Link with logo files
 * Guidance on running successful user group events
 * Amazing network of inspiring community leaders
 * Access to the Docker Community Team
+* Swag for you and your community
 
-## Requirements 
+## Requirements
 
 * Be enthusiastic about Docker technology and committed to creating learning opportunities and building connections within your local community
-* Organize and execute a minimum of four events per year. Manage your events using your city’s user group page on events.docker.com
-* Note: Docker will provide content for four events but you are responsible for all event logistics and sponsorship. For events where you prepare content, prioritize education and accuracy. 
+* Organize and execute a minimum of four events per year. Manage your events using your city’s user group page on meetup.com/pro/docker
+* Note: Docker could provide content for four events but you are responsible for all event logistics and sponsorship. For events where you prepare content, prioritize education and accuracy.
 * Be a positive force in the Community. Set a good example and positively represent this group of amazing individuals.
 * Abide by the Docker Community Code of Conduct
 * Participate in the Community Leader program. Stay up to date, join the conversation, and make yourself available to communicate with the Docker team or other Community Leaders in a timely fashion.
-* Be considerate of your responsibilities. We understand this is a volunteer position and life sometimes leads us in a different direction. If you can’t fulfill the responsibilities, please notify us so we can help with a transition. 
+* Be considerate of your responsibilities. We understand this is a volunteer position and life sometimes leads us in a different direction. If you can’t fulfill the responsibilities, please notify us so we can help with a transition.
 
-Note that the Docker Community Leader Program thrives when leaders are active and committed to the goal of bringing Docker knowledge, skills and connections to their cities. 
+Note that the Docker Community Leader Program thrives when leaders are active and committed to the goal of bringing Docker knowledge, skills and connections to their cities.
 
 Program benefits will be tied to the status of the group as well as the contribution of individual Community Leaders. Users groups that have not had an event in 6 months will be considered inactive. If a year goes by without an event, the user group may be deactivated. Benefits like swag and recognition as a Community Leader will be reserved for active Community Leaders in good standing. Violation of the Community Leader Requirements or Docker Code of Conduct may result in being removed from the program.
 
 
-<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/u/3/d/1Ct4hGIvKfwMHDYtAYkvF8tjwfa-d2ic8pfCrHFOwWTU/edit" class="btn btn-primary btn-success"><span class="align-middle">Become a Docker Community Leader today</span></a>
+<a href="https://forms.gle/MMzvAK9oMQViJsji6" class="btn btn-primary btn-success"><span class="align-middle">Become a Docker Community Leader today</span></a>
 
 ## Questions?
 
-Don't hesitate to reach out to us on Slack if you have any questions or feedback you want to share. If you're in the Asia-Pacific zone, please reach out to Ajeet Raina on Slack (@ajeetraina) and if you're anywhere else in the world, feel free to ping William Quiviger on Slack (@william). 
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+Don't hesitate to reach out to us on the [Docker Community Slack](dockr.ly/slack) if you have any questions or feedback you want to share. Feel free to reach out to Alba Roza there.

content/en/docs/CommunityLeaders/resources/chapter/_index.md

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-title: "Quickstart Your Own Meetup Chapter"
-linkTitle: "Quickstart Your Own Meetup Chapter"
-weight: 90
-description: >-
-     How to Quickstart your own Docker Meetup Chapter?
----
-
-
-Docker Chapter events are organized by community members who are interested in talking and learning about Docker. Anyone can start a Docker Chapter as long as there isn’t already a Docker Chapter group in your city. We simply ask our organizers to comply with our Code of Conduct and work with them to ensure everyone in the community is feeling welcome!
-Interested in launching a Docker Chapter Group?
-Fill out [this form](https://docker.mobilize.io/entities/2371/registrations) to get started and have our team reach out and create the user group on events.docker.com! Our community team would be happy to work with you on solving some of the challenges associated with organizing community events in your area.
-
-## What are the best practices for launching a Docker Chapter Group?
-
-Attend similar meetups to gain experience and gauge interest in Docker.
-Contact people interested in Docker to help organize and promote.
-Research companies in your area willing to host an event.
-Check out the calendar to find dates that don’t compete with other events.
-Understand what topics interest your local audience
-Pay attention to the Meetup page aesthetics, add logos and pictures, invite members to leave comments and reply to these comments
-Promote the event on social media and invite your peers
-
-
-## How does Docker, Inc support Docker Chapter Community Leaders?
-We send you some cool SWAG (t-shirts, stickers, etc)
-We promote every chapter event through social channels and the Docker Weekly newsletter.
-We help schedule speaking engagement from Docker employees and community members when we can.
-We Connect you with other community leaders, local users and companies willing to host or sponsor chapter events in your area.
-
-
-## Are there any benefits associated with being a Docker Community Leader?
-We see Docker Community Leaders as members of the Docker family. Although there are no direct compensation associated with being a community leader, we often reward active community leaders with free or discounted tickets to DockerCon, special swags, or treat you to a nice lunch (or a few beers) when you pay us a visit at Docker HQ.
-
-## How many attendees usually attend Docker Chapter meetups?
-Docker chapter events range from 30 to 400 attendees depending on the popularity of Docker in your city and the size of the venue we find to accommodate the meetups.
-
-## What’s the standard format of a Docker Chapter event?
-Docker community events are usually two or three hours long and start between 4pm and 7pm. We usually have from 1 to up to 3 main talks of about 30 minutes but sometimes adjust the agenda to accommodate 10 minutes lightning talks.
-
-## What are the typical first steps after the chapter page is live?
-Post a message on one or all of the following Docker User channels including a link to your new meetup group: #Docker on IRC, Docker on Linkedin, Docker on Google+, Docker on Reddit,
-Create a Twitter handle for your group and ping @docker to get retweets
-Send an email to the docker-users mailing list including the link to your new Meetup group.
-Look for a company willing to provide the venue for the meetup
-Find a date for the first meetup that does not compete with other groups
-Look for potential speakers living in your city
-
-## Am I allowed to use the Docker logo ?
-You are allowed to use the Docker logo on the chapter group page as long as you respect our [code of conduct](https://github.com/docker/code-of-conduct). Check out our [brand guidlines](https://www.docker.com/brand-guidelines) and the [Docker media kit](https://www.docker.com/sites/default/files/legal/docker_logos_2018.zip) to choose which versions of the Docker logo you’d like to use.
-
-## What happens if I no longer have time to run a Docker chapter group?
-We really appreciate all the contributions Docker Community Leaders make to the Docker community. Although we hope to collaborate with you in the long term, we totally understand it if you have to step down as an organizer, just reach out and let us know whether or not you’ve found a substitute. Reach out to the Docker team and we can help find someone who wants to step up and help organize events moving forward. 
-
-## Who should I contact if I my company wants to host / sponsor a Chapter event?
-We are always looking for new office space to host Docker community events or new companies to sponsor food, drinks, swag or video recording. If your company is willing to sponsor a local Docker Chapter Group, please fill out [this form](https://docker.mobilize.io/entities/2371/registrations) or contact the local organizers directly via events.docker.com
-
-## Who should I contact if I or one my colleague wants to give a talk at a meetup?
-Please visit our [sponsorship page](https://events.docker.com/get-involved/sponsor-an-event/) to get started and have our team reach out or contact the local community leaders directly.
-

content/en/docs/CommunityLeaders/resources/mobilize/_index.md

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-title: "Mobilize"
-linkTitle: "Mobilize"
-weight: 95
-description: >-
-     Connect and collaborate with your fellow Docker Captains
----
-
-Mobilize is a way for you to connect and collaborate with your fellow Docker Captains. The Mobilize platform helps you stay updated on events, activities, and programs happening in the Docker Captains program. It is a useful tool for you to share ideas, best practices (and files) and communicate with the fellow Docker Captains.
-
-The best part of all is that you will get all notifications straight to your inbox. Whether you're replying to an event invite or another message, you can reply directly without leaving your email.
-
-## How do I join Mobilize?
-
-If you haven't already received an email invitation, please ping William and he get you set up with the Mobilize platform.
-
-## How do I contact other members?
-
-In the main screen, go to the left column and click on “Members.” This is where you will see the directory of all the other Docker Captains and other community members who have registered on Mobilize. From there, you can filter, search for a country or a name, or even a city. Once you find the person you’d like to message, click on their name, and directly under their photo, click “send message.”
-
-- Direct Message - Ability to message a single member privately
-- Group Message - Ability to message the entire group or a selected group and share links to GitHub repositories etc.
-- Questions / Polls - Ability to ask for other member opinions and easily able to reply/comment on threads via email
-
-## Who can see my information from the registration form I fill out?
-
-When you fill out the registration form, only Docker admin users can view your full profile of information. Other members cannot see your email address, phone number or mailing address. They can see your first and last name, city and country and Twitter handle. Other users do have the option to send you a direct message but you can unsubscribe from these messages.

content/en/docs/CommunityLeaders/resources/speaker/_index.md

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      Page description for Docker Speakers
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+# Become a Docker speaker
 
 Docker speakers are a group of elite Docker community members and expert speakers who like to share their expertise in Docker via speaking.
-It's a great platform to increase visibility as a Docker expert speaker. It help community speakers to educate the Docker community on Docker ecosystem and related technology stack.
+It's a great platform to increase visibility as a Docker expert speaker. It helps community speakers to educate the Docker community on Docker ecosystem and related technology stack.
 
-This page is useful for  Meetup event organizers to hunt for the right speakers for their events. Docker speakers  who are willing to speak at events on the topics
+This page is useful for  Meetup event organizers looking for the right speakers for their events. Docker speakers  who are willing to speak at events on the topics
 they are proficient in. Event organizers are encouraged to reach out to speakers to invite them to participate in events.
 
-
 Registration is currently open to Docker Captains, Docker Community Leaders and Meetup organisers. It's open to open source contributors, project maintainers and cross-community speakers too.
 
-
-<a href="https://form.typeform.com/to/A4kl2plD?typeform-medium=embed-snippet" class="btn btn-primary btn-success"><span class="align-middle">Become a Docker Speaker </span></a>
-
-
+<a href="https://forms.gle/gshVTwZ5r3ufXd3X9" class="btn btn-primary btn-success"><span class="align-middle">Become a Docker Speaker </span></a>

content/en/docs/CommunityLeaders/resources/user-groups/_index.md

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+---
+title: "Quickstart Your Own Docker User Group"
+linkTitle: "Quickstart Your Own Docker User Group"
+weight: 90
+description: >-
+     How to quickstart your own Docker User Group?
+---
+# How to quickstart your own Docker User Group
+Docker User Groups are organized by Community Leaders who are interested in talking and learning about Docker. Anyone can start a Docker User Group as long as there isn’t already a Docker User Group group in your city. We simply ask our organizers to comply with our Code of Conduct and work with them to ensure everyone in the community is feeling welcome!
+
+## Interested in launching a Docker User Group?
+Fill out [this form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Cr5JhcKBxugslx-ECRpMWhgj9zEIPyrECd-_KhmfKlg/) to get started and have our team reach out and create the user group on Meetup.com. Our community team would be happy to work with you on solving some of the challenges associated with organizing community events in your area.
+
+## What are the best practices for launching a Docker Chapter Group?
+- Attend similar meetups to gain experience and gauge interest in Docker
+- Contact people interested in Docker to help organize and promote
+- Research companies in your area willing to host an event
+- Check out the calendar to find dates that don’t compete with other events
+- Understand what topics interest your local audience
+- Pay attention to the Meetup page aesthetics, add logos and pictures, invite members to leave comments and reply to these comments
+- Promote the event on social media and invite your peers
+
+## How does Docker, Inc support Docker Chapter Community Leaders?
+- We send you some cool SWAG (t-shirts, stickers, etc)
+- We promote every user group event through social channels
+- We help schedule speaking engagement from Docker employees and community members when we can
+- We help you connect you with other Community Leaders, local users and companies willing to host or sponsor chapter events in your area
+
+## Are there any benefits associated with being a Docker Community Leader?
+We see Docker Community Leaders as members of the Docker family. Some of the benefits from joining the Community Leaders program are:
+
+### Exclusive content
+Get scoops on new products and community management resources to help your group flourish. Join our special events and get sneak peaks of DockerCon.
+
+### Professional growth
+Develop new skills and build your reputation as a key community leader. Expand your network, learn and connect with like-minded developers.
+
+### Community mentorship
+Connect with fellow Community Leaders who can help you learn how to effectively build, manage and grow your community.
+
+### Docker direct line
+Influence what our next global events look like. Become a speaker, share your voice and help to shape our future while collaborating with the Docker team.
+
+### Recognition
+Showcase your contributions with your own profile. Be recognized as a community leader by the larger Docker community.
+
+### Events support
+Get assistance with finding the perfect speaker, social media promotion, blogging opportunities and swag for your community activity.
+
+## How many attendees usually attend Docker User Group meetups?
+Docker meetups range from 30 to 400 attendees depending on the popularity of Docker in your city and the size of the venue to accommodate the meetups.
+
+## What’s the standard format of a Docker Chapter event?
+Docker community events are usually two or three hours long and start between 4pm and 7pm. We usually have from 1 to up to 3 main talks of about 30 minutes but sometimes adjust the agenda to accommodate 10 minutes lightning talks.
+
+## What are the typical first steps after the chapter page is live?
+- Post a message on one or all of the following Docker User channels including a link to your new meetup group: Docker on Linkedin, Docker on Twitter, Slack...
+- Create a Twitter handle for your group and ping @docker to get retweets
+- Look for a company willing to provide the venue for the meetup
+- Find a date for the first meetup that does not compete with other groups
+- Look for potential speakers living in your city
+
+## Am I allowed to use the Docker logo ?
+You are allowed to use the Docker logo on the chapter group page as long as you respect our [code of conduct](https://github.com/docker/code-of-conduct). Reach out to the DevRel team to support you finding the graphic resources.
+
+## What happens if I no longer have time to run a Docker chapter group?
+We really appreciate all the contributions Docker Community Leaders make to the Docker community. Although we hope to collaborate with you in the long term, we totally understand it if you have to step down as an organizer. If that happens, just reach out and let us know whether or not you’ve found a substitute. We can help find someone who wants to step up and help organize events moving forward.
+
+## Who should I contact if I my company wants to host / sponsor a Docker User Group event?
+We are always looking for new office space to host Docker community events or new companies to sponsor food, drinks, swag or video recording. If your company is willing to sponsor a local Docker User Group, please reach out to [Alba](mailto:alba.roza@docker.com), Sr. Community Manager at Docker.
+
+## Who should I contact if I or one my colleague wants to give a talk at a meetup?
+Please fill in our [Speakers Bureau form](https://forms.gle/QSKqpngN5KGNoKw5A) and have our team reach out or contact the local Community Leaders directly.

content/en/docs/contact/_index.md

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      Contact us for any queries!
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-
-If you’re in the Asia-Pacific zone, please reach out to [Ajeet Raina](https://twitter.com/ajeetsraina) on Slack (@ajeetraina) <br>
-If you’re anywhere else in the world, feel free to ping [William Quiviger](https://twitter.com/wquiviger) on Slack (@william).
-
-
-<form action="https://getform.io/f/e73e8558-542b-4957-9741-67b6bfdef43c" method="POST">
-<br>
-  Name <br><input type="text" name="Name"> <br><br>
-  Email <br><input type="email" name="Email"><br><br>
-  Message <br><input type="text" name="Message"><br><br>
-  <br><button type="submit">Send</button><br>
-
-</form>
+Please reach out to Eva Jordana for questions related to the Captains Program, Alba Roza for Community Leaders Program and Ajeet Raina for the Content Contributor Program. We are all in the [Community Slack](dockr.ly/Slack)