Zoom webinar

An introduction to the Archives of Michigan, this program will explore the genealogical collections available there, including original source records, published resources, and online tools at Michiganology. One of the larger family history collections in the United States, the Archives’ holdings emphasize Michigan, the Great Lakes states, New England, the Mid-Atlantic region, as well as ... Read more

This session delves into the evolving role of genealogical societies amidst technological advancements, changing demographics, and shifting societal trends. Topics of discussion include recognizing present realities, essential board governance issues, insights to engage newer generations, and strategies to foster community involvement. Together, we will explore ways to equip your society for the challenges and opportunities ... Read more

Importance of Communications in Societies with Cynthia GrostickAre you a member of your society’s board? Do you hold a committee position? If so, one of the most important tools you have is communication. Unfortunately, not every society and/or member communicates. People tend not to join societies that rarely or don’t communicate. Lack of communication can ... Read more

Websites & Social Media for Societies with Laura Hedgecock Learn simple strategies and best practices that your society can use to communicate more effectively with members, would-be members, and the community at large. The 2022 Lucy Mary Kellogg Award will be presented at our November 10 Delegate meeting. Register

The New NGS: Keeping the Promise to Support and Benefit Societies with Cheri Hudson Passey. Register to attend. After the merger with the Federation of Genealogical Societies, NGS is working hard to keep the promise of providing benefits, education, and support to member societies and organizations.Learn about the available resources and how we are working ... Read more