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 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...
"Build Your Skills and Grow Your Business" at the APG 2025 Professional Management Conference (PMC) will be held virtually from 18–20 September 2025!
Join APG for 2–3 days of diverse and creative genealogical presentations geared towards helping members stay informed about trends within the world of professional genealogy and helping them to grow their business. Learn innovative business practices and ideas you can implement immediately to directly benefit your career and network with genealogy pros from all over the world.
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Join us for a focused look at ICAPGen accreditation—what it is, why it matters, and how it applies to your professional work.
Many Mid-Atlantic-area genealogists already have the deep knowledge and research experience that ICAPGen requires—yet only a small number have pursued the Mid-Atlantic credential. This session will demystify the process and show how accreditation can validate and strengthen the skills you’ve been developing for years.
Our panel includes:
Michelle Tucker Chubenko, AG®, AGL™, a New Jersey-based professional accredited in the U.S. Mid-Atlantic region
Eva Holmes, CG®, AG®, accredited in the U.S. New England region and based in Maine
Karen Kowallis, AG®, ICAPGen Commissioner, accredited in England, and based in New York
Laurel Haas, of Greene Roots LLC, based in Rhode Island and pursuing accreditation in the U.S. Upper South
Whether you’re curious about the process, actively working toward a credential, or just want to better understand how ICAPGen fits into the professional genealogy landscape, this session is for you.
Email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com for more information. more info...
The Australia and New Zealand Chapter have a zoom meeting typically on the fourth Thursday afternoon of each month, and we would love for you to join us online. Meetings are recorded and available to members who cannot attend at the scheduled time.
Links for the zooms are emailed to all members prior to the meeting and recordings are saved to the chapter's page on the APG website.
Contact Melanie Dunstan if you need mre information or a meeting link. more info...
Mid-Atlantic Chat is a casual opportunity to ask questions and exchange information. All APG members are welcome. Register to attend; email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com for more information. more info...
The study group meets monthly over a 15-month period to discuss Forensic Genealogy: Theory & Practice by Michael S. Ramage and Catherine B.W. Desmarais. This month's discussion is on Chapter 4: Dual Citizenship.
This is a Mid-Atlantic APG program, not a Forensic SIG program. Please email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com with questions. more info...
Join us for Happy Hour with Hope! This one-hour monthly chat offers genealogists a chance to unwind, connect, and explore fresh perspectives in genealogy over a virtual drink. Hosted by Hope Glidden, owner of Rooty Branches Genealogy Services, each session is an opportunity to delve into advanced tools, techniques, and expert insights on solving genealogical challenges. more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
The Australia and New Zealand Chapter have a zoom meeting typically on the fourth Thursday afternoon of each month, and we would love for you to join us online. Meetings are recorded and available to members who cannot attend at the scheduled time.
Links for the zooms are emailed to all members prior to the meeting and recordings are saved to the chapter's page on the APG website.
Contact Melanie Dunstan if you need mre information or a meeting link. more info...
From Research to Reach: Marketing Your Genealogy Business Using Social Media
23 October 2025 4:00–5:30 p.m. EDT
Presenter: Amber Oldenburg
This event is free and open to the public.
Discover how to harness the power of social media to grow your genealogy business and personal brand. APG's 23 October 2025 webinar "From Research to Reach: Marketing Your Business Using Social Media" will offer strategies tailored for professional genealogists to connect with clients and showcase expertise. Learn what platforms work best, content strategies, practical tips, and how to stay consistent without burnout. more info...
The study group meets monthly over a 15-month period to discuss Forensic Genealogy: Theory & Practice by Michael S. Ramage and Catherine B.W. Desmarais. This month's discussion is on Chapter 5: Solving Unknown Parentage Cases with DNA.
This is a Mid-Atlantic APG program, not a Forensic SIG program. Please email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com with questions. more info...
Join us for Happy Hour with Hope! This one-hour monthly chat offers genealogists a chance to unwind, connect, and explore fresh perspectives in genealogy over a virtual drink. Hosted by Hope Glidden, owner of Rooty Branches Genealogy Services, each session is an opportunity to delve into advanced tools, techniques, and expert insights on solving genealogical challenges. more info...
Mid-Atlantic's bi-monthly board meetings are held via Zoom and open to all Mid-Atlantic members. Check your email for the link or contact MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com with questions. more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
APG is pleased to announce the next webinar in our "New Voices" series for members. Join us on 16 November 2025 from 3:30–5:00 PM for Coast Salish: A Pacific Northwest Sea of Opportunities with presenter Masen Brandon, sponsored by APG’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. This event is free and open to APG members only.
The Salish Sea region of the North American Pacific Northwest hosts the land of numerous Coast Salish nations. As far as canoes can paddle, opportunity abounds. Relations span borders, languages revive and restrictive laws wane, despite interference from outside governments causing Coast Salish nations intense strain. Families made hard choices when aggressors blighted opportunities. Many historical narratives of the Pacific Northwest center colonial perspectives, eschewing Indigeneity.
This deficit means we must bring ancestral voices to the limelight. How can I prevent harm when researching these mighty cedar branches? Who can I learn from? What contexts included Coast Salish people in records? What value does genealogy have? Join us for this enlightening and thoughtful presentation.
About New Voices
APG's New Voices Series was created to diversify the narrative in genealogical research by providing a platform for emerging voices in the field, particularly those focusing on under-represented communities. The goal is to create a series of educational webinars which aim to enrich the knowledge base of APG members, fostering a broader understanding of historical and cultural issues impacting genealogical research. The New Voices series presents views of speakers that are not necessarily the opinions of APG. APG members can watch previous New Voices webinars in the APG Webinar Library (login required). more info...
The study group meets monthly over a 15-month period to discuss Forensic Genealogy: Theory & Practice by Michael S. Ramage and Catherine B.W. Desmarais. This month's discussion is on Chapter 6: Investigative Genetic Genealogy.
This is a Mid-Atlantic APG program, not a Forensic SIG program. Please email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com with questions. more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! 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 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 Australia and New Zealand Chapter have a zoom meeting typically on the fourth Thursday afternoon of each month, and we would love for you to join us online. Meetings are recorded and available to members who cannot attend at the scheduled time.
Links for the zooms are emailed to all members prior to the meeting and recordings are saved to the chapter's page on the APG website.
Contact Melanie Dunstan if you need mre information or a meeting link. more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Join us for the annual members meeting where we recap the year's events, announce annual award winners, and you can see the new leadership team for the 2026-2027 term. more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
Chapter members should watch their email for more details and Zoom link.
Zoom room will be open 30 minutes before and after for networking. more info...
Southeast APG Chapter Members - want to network? Problem solve? Commiserate? Ask a business question? Drop-in to our weekly chats to find a welcoming place for your professional (or personal) genealogy woes and triumphs.
All APG Members - Have you run into a Southeastern genealogy problem? We know that research in our rascally little region can be difficult. Drop in and ask questions anytime! more info...
The study group meets monthly over a 15-month period to discuss Forensic Genealogy: Theory & Practice by Michael S. Ramage and Catherine B.W. Desmarais. This month's discussion is on Chapter 7: Military Repatriation.
This is a Mid-Atlantic APG program, not a Forensic SIG program. Please email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com with questions. more info...
The study group meets monthly over a 15-month period to discuss Forensic Genealogy: Theory & Practice by Michael S. Ramage and Catherine B.W. Desmarais. This month's discussion is on Chapter 8: Other Specializations.
This is a Mid-Atlantic APG program, not a Forensic SIG program. Please email MidAtlanticAPG@gmail.com with questions. more info...
