Tech Exchange is a monthly study group to help professional genealogists improve research and workflow with new tools, or better master the tools we're already using. After all, we’re stronger and more knowledgeable when we work together.
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Mid-Atlantic's bi-monthly board meetings are held via Zoom and open to all Mid-Atlantic members. If you're a Mid-Atlantic member and would like to attend, email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com to receive the link. more info...
Second Tuesday is a lunch & learn program designed to provide professional genealogists with the latest insights and advanced knowledge in the field. Each month, a different expert will lead a session on a unique topic, offering valuable perspectives and practical guidance.
Christine Murphy, owner of Murphy Genealogy Research and DAR's State Registrar for New Jersey, and Deborah Hershey, owner of Generations Remembered and Registrar for the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Chapter of DAR, will discuss submitting lineage society client work.
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Do you have questions about your APG Continuing Education requirement or need help filling out the reporting form? Get the answers at a live drop-in Zoom session on 14 January 2025 from 2:00–3:00 p.m. ET. APG members can “drop in” during the hour-long session to speak to members of the Continuing Education Committee, who will be on hand to provide answers and guidance. Join us to get questions answered and be ready to fill out your form!
APG members are required to report at least twelve (12) hours of 2024 Continuing Education per membership year beginning 1 January 2025 as part of the continuing education requirement. Reporting must be completed by 31 January 2025; those who fail to report are not eligible to display a public profile on APG’s website.
Members of APG's Britain, Ireland and the Isles Chapter are invited to this informal virtual chat. A link to join will be emailed to Chapter members about a week beforehand. The session is scheduled to start at 7pm GMT and last for an hour though attendees are welcome to join late or leave early if they need to. It will not be recorded. more info...
The Impact of EU Privacy Laws on Genealogical Research
Sunday 26 January 2025, 1:00–2:30 PM ET (19:00–20:30 CET)
Panelists: Lene Dræby Kottal, CG® (Denmark); Ursula C. Krause (Germany); Anne Morddel, CG®, MLIS (France); David Ryan (Ireland); Markus Schönherr (Austria)
Facilitator: Judy G. Russell, JD, CG®, CGLâ (USA)
Sponsored by the APG International Affairs Committee and the Professional Development Committee
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Join us on Sunday 26 January 2025 for a special panel discussion sponsored by APG's International Affairs Committee and Professional Development Committee. In this webinar, genealogists from several European countries will discuss details of European Union (EU) privacy laws and the impact they might have on genealogists' research for clients. more info...
Second Tuesday is a lunch & learn program designed to provide professional genealogists with the latest insights and advanced knowledge in the field. Each month, a different expert will lead a session on a unique topic, offering valuable perspectives and practical guidance.
In February, Alec Ferretti will discuss adding dual citizenship work to your professional tool belt. Alec specializes in the genealogy of 20th century immigrants to the United States. He is a regular lecturer at genealogical societies and conferences, as well as president of the New York Genealogy & Technology Group. He is an active board member of both the Association of Professional Genealogists and Reclaim the Records, a nonprofit dedicated to wrangling public records from obstinate government agencies.
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The Global Gathering will feature regional and specialty Breakout Rooms for APG members (and those interested in becoming members!) to socialize and share research tips, or ask questions focused on the area represented by each room. more info...
Members of APG's Britain, Ireland and the Isles Chapter are invited to this informal virtual chat. A link to join will be emailed to Chapter members about a week beforehand. The session is scheduled to start at 11am GMT and last for an hour though attendees are welcome to join late or leave early if they need to. It will not be recorded. more info...
Members of APG's Britain, Ireland and the Isles Chapter are invited to this informal virtual chat. A link to join will be emailed to Chapter members about a week beforehand. The session is scheduled to start at 3pm BST and last for an hour though attendees are welcome to join late or leave early if they need to. It will not be recorded. more info...