This past weekend, I finally carved out some time to explore the FamilySearch Community, and I was surprised by how much is packed into it!

As a family historian and social media storyteller, I’m always on the lookout for books that inspire and challenge how I share my family history journey. Doug Tattershall’s Storytelling for Genealogists: Turning Family Lineage into Family History is exactly that kind of book. It is a thoughtful and practical guide that encourages genealogists to move beyond charts and records and craft stories that bring their ancestors to life.

Social media has completely redefined what “outreach” means for us as genealogists and family historians. It’s no longer just about who’s in our immediate circles. It’s about stepping beyond our local neighborhoods and societies and into a virtually limitless world of connection and into webinars, libraries

I wanted to take a deep dive into my family roots that run through this historic southern soil.

When I began my journey of discovering my family history over two decades ago, I didn't know how building a family tree on Ancestry is more

When I first started exploring artificial intelligence (AI), I wasn’t entirely sure how it would fit into my work as a genealogist.

January marks the start of a new year, bringing fresh opportunities to connect with your genealogy audience on social media.

Planning a genealogy or history conference? Or maybe you're eagerly waiting to attend one?

As genealogists, we're no strangers to falling down research rabbit holes. One census record leads to another; suddenly, it's 3 AM. But...

When you meet someone new online—whether in a genealogy group, a discussion thread, or through direct messaging—take a moment to look at...

Genealogy isn’t just about charts and documents—it’s about the stories of people who existed before us, the lives they led, and the journeys