From Paper Piles to Digital Smiles: Taming Your Genealogy Chaos
Jessie Dial
If your research is scattered across drawers, desktops, and good intentions, this session is your reset button. Explore straightforward ways to organize paper and digital records, design folder systems that make sense, and create helpful indexes so you can find what you need—fast. Whether you’re just starting out or trying to regain control, you’ll leave with tools to bring calm, clarity, and confidence to your genealogy workflow.
FNMI: The Indigenous Peoples of Canada
Lianne Kruger
FNMI is an acronym used in Canada to identify the three Indigenous peoples of Canada: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit. This informative talk will delve into the unique histories and cultures of each group, shedding light on their diverse backgrounds. We will also explore how these communities are represented in Census records, providing insights into their demographics and social dynamics. Additionally, participants will learn about various records and resources available for further research on FNMI peoples.
Yes, You Can Research with AI
Mark Thompson
Early AI tools were prone to errors and made-up fake answers regularly. The current crop of AI tools can reliably and efficiently support your research efforts, especially when you use them responsibly.
Recorded session but Mark is willing to answer email questions at any time.
One on One sessions
A variety of volunteers
If you would like some help in a one on one session, please indicate, when registering, what area of research or a topic to help us find a volunteer to help you.
Family History Center
A variety of volunteers
If you would like some help in the Family History Center, please indicate, when registering, and what help you would like.
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