NCGS Vice President Tyrone Goodwyn will be part of a panel of scholars and descendants discussing free women of color during the Revolutionary Era. June 11, 2026 at 12:00, this is a free lunch & learn Zoom round-table talk. Join us! Pre-registration required. www.zoomgov.com/webinar/regi...

Join us for a live webinar May 6, 2026, featuring Renate Yarborough Sanders! "Records of the Freedmen's Bureau: A Universal Resource for North Carolina Researchers" www.ncgenealogy.org/webinars/ #genealogy #NCGS

Why did my ancestor move there? Learn to look at your #research through the lens of ancestors' movements and timing. Pam Vestal will show us important research angles we can utilize to gain more insights. Register now! #genealogy www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

We just announced the release of Scribe AI at #RootsTech!!! Upload a historical document or photo and Scribe AI can transcribe handwriting, translate it, and explain the historical context. Learn more: blog.myheritage.com/2026/03/intr...

We look forward to hearing expert Craig R. Scott as he shares his go-to records for ancestral #research. #genealogy #history www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

Join us to learn how to add mtDNA findings to your autosomal results to gain more clarity in your #DNA matches! #genealogy www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

Register today for the 2026 Virtual Conference of the North Carolina Genealogical Society. Amazing presenters, engaging topics. Join us! #Genealogy #History #Storytelling www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

We are excited to offer this opportunity to hear Andrew Redfern present best methods for using digital tools to tell our stories! www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

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New collection on Layers of London created using fieldwork, photography, stamp-based prints, and digital mapping to records overlooked historical artefacts in contemporary London. #digitalhumanities

Teachers, professors, instructors! Our Teaching Tools team is looking to publish short contributions about AI policies and pedagogy—usage, bans, activities, etc. See the full call below:

How do archaeologists engage with material culture? What can we learn from ‘reading’ the everyday lives, ideas and cultures of the people who built the world around us? Join us on 19 Mar at our IHR Archaeology and Local History Online Free Taster Session. www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...

Have you looked at our programme of upcoming research training and short courses? It's worth checking regularly for new courses. www.history.ac.uk/study-traini...

Did your ancestors move? Join us for the 2026 NCGS Virtual Conference as Melanie McComb helps us learn methods to map ancestors' movements and locations. Registration is now open! www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

Location, location, location! Mark J Lowe presents at the 2026 NCGS Virtual Conference to help us contextualize the land where our ancestors resided. We look forward to your attending the conference... register here! www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

Have you ever tried to read 19th century writing? Join us to learn from expert Nicole Dyer how AI can help crack the code! Registration now open. www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

We look forward to learning from Julia A. Anderson as she presents, "In Their Own Words: Women in the War of 1812" during the 2026 NCGS Virtual Conference March 27-28. Register today! www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

Time to get this exciting #Genealogy Virtual Conference on your schedule! *See* you there!

Registration now open for 2026 North Carolina #Genealogical Society Virtual Conference Mar 27-28, 2026. Join us to learn from eight stellar speakers, all presentations recorded to enjoy for 60 days following event. www.ncgenealogy.org/event/2026-n...

#NorthCarolinaGenealogicalSociety is eager to entertain applicants for the Fall #Conference Sep 18-19, 2026. Stand-alone presentations, as well as hands-on workshop options available. Conference is in-person/virtual. Submit your best work to present professionally! ncgenealogy.org/fall2026/pro...

New NCGS Webinar by genealogist Renate Yarborough Sanders: Records of the Freedmen's Bureau: A Universal Resource for North Carolina Researchers, May 6, 2026. www.ncgenealogy.org/events/

Call for Speakers – North Carolina Genealogical Society is accepting proposals to speak at our highly popular and well-attended hybrid 2026 Fall Conference, September 18-19 in Raleigh NC. Submission deadline March 15, 2026. Visit www.ncgenealogy.org/fall2026/pro... for details.

Register now for a free re-showing of a webinar presented by acclaimed genealogical legal scholar Judy Russell, "Legal Lingo in the Tarheel State: Using Black's Law Dictionary." Handouts and webcast viewable Friday, Feb. 6 - Sunday, Feb. 8. www.ncgenealogy.org/event/record...

New Year, New Goals! Save the date for North Carolina Genealogical Society #NCGS Virtual Conference beginning March 27. Always great offerings to support your #genealogy research. www.ncgenealogy.org/event/ncgs-2... #NorthCarolina