Texas Veterans Hall of Fame Museum & the Remember Them Forever Program presented by Gary Steele The presentation will highlight how the meaning of Memorial Day and Veterans Day has faded into just another long weekend for many. Gary will … Continue reading →

Choosing Genealogy Services and Software presented by Tony Hanson Genealogy has rapidly evolved from a paper-based hobby into a multi-billion-dollar industry. Family History Researchers can now choose from a wide range of products and services designed to create family trees, … Continue reading →

Avoiding Bias: Consider All the Possibilities presented by Barbara Coakley Unrecognized bias can lead genealogists astray—resulting in inaccurate conclusions and incomplete family stories. We’ll explore how cognitive bias creeps into genealogical research and the behaviors that can skew results. You’ll … Continue reading →

20 Websites Every Genealogist Should Use presented by Emily Coffman Richardson Ed.D. We are lucky to have the Internet at our disposal.  But let’s use it fully by looking at 20 websites that will help you break down your brick … Continue reading →

Click, Learn, Discover: Lifelong Learning for Family Historians presented by Laura Douglas Genealogy is more than just finding names and dates—it’s a lifelong journey of discovery and skill-building as well. In today’s digital world, family historians have countless opportunities to learn … Continue reading →

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