Longtime APG member Kelvin Meyers shares what he values most about the Association of Professional Genealogists: the supportive community and the work APG does to strengthen the profession. #APG #Genealogy

Check out this free APG webinar coming up later in the month about ethics in #genealogy - 8pm GMT on Thursday 26 March. It is open to everyone, not just APG members, and you can register now at the link below... #AncestryHour

APG members can now access the recording of the 26 February webinar “Polishing Your APG Member Profile” in our Webinar Library, presented by Fiona Brooker. Log in at apgen.org/, go to Members >Continuing >Webinar Library. CC available. #Genealogy #APG

Spring is on the horizon and APG has new opportunities blooming too. The March APG eNews includes the 2026 PMC Call for Proposals, webinar schedule, PMC scholarships, advocacy updates, and more. Read the latest issue: apgen.org/apg_enews.ph #APG #Genealogy

From RootsTech: Karin Coppernoll, APG Vice President, shares why she first joined the Association of Professional Genealogists after realizing professional genealogy was a real career path while studying the field. Watch for more short APG member stories from RootsTech. #RootsTech2026 #APG

Members of the Association of Professional Genealogists' Britain, Ireland and the Isles Chapter are invited to a virtual chat on Wednesday 11 March 2026, at 11am GMT. A link to join the session on Zoom has been emailed to those who have opted in to the Chapter on the APG website. #Genealogy #GenHour

There are lots of great #genealogy talks coming up later this week, both for those of you who will be at #RootsTech and those who will be #NotAtRootsTech - enjoy! #AncestryHour

Call for speakers: APG’s 2026 Professional Management Conference (Research to Revenue: Raising the Bar) is now accepting proposals. The event will be virtual, 14–17 Oct 2026, and includes a new track for newer professionals. Deadline: 22 March 2026. Details: www.apgen.org/2026_pmc_cal... #APGPMC

How do you handle tough ethical questions in genealogy? Join Gary L. Ball-Kilbourne for a free webinar on seeking truth with care, context, and compassion. Bring your questions and gain practical guidance for real-world ethical dilemmas. Register at members.apgen.org/Calendar/mor...

Update: The APG Member Meetup at RootsTech 2026 will now be in the first floor classroom at the FamilySearch Library on Thursday, 5 March, from 5:15–7:00 PM MST. #RootsTech2026 #APG

Members of the Association of Professional Genealogists are invited to join a webinar at 9pm GMT this Thursday 26 February - Fiona Brooker will be showing us how to improve our profiles on the APG directory to help attract the right clients. You can register now at the link below... #AncestryHour

There are more than 70 APG members speaking at RootsTech 2026! Don't miss their sessions and be sure to stop by APG’s exhibit hall booth when you are in Salt Lake City (or our virtual booth). #APG #RootsTech2026

Members of the Association of Professional Genealogists are invited to join a webinar at 9pm GMT on Thursday 26 February - Fiona Brooker will be showing us how to improve our profiles on the APG directory to help attract the right clients. You can register now at the link below... #GenHour

APG members, give your profile a polish. Join Fiona Brooker for a free members-only webinar on strengthening your Association of Professional Genealogists directory profile and attracting the right clients. Details & registration: members.apgen.org/Calendar/mor... #APG

Heading to RootsTech March 5–7? Come hang out with us at the APG booth in the Expo Hall. Volunteering is a great way to meet fellow genealogists, connect with potential clients, and support the professional community. Grab a shift here: www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054FAD... #RootsTech2026 #APG

APG is pleased to be a sponsor of RootsTech 2026, the world's largest family history and technology conference. Join us from 5-7 March 2026 in Salt Lake City, Utah, or virtually! Register at www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech

The countdown is on to RootsTech 2026, and APG is proud to be a sponsor of this year’s conference. Come visit us in the Expo Hall to learn how our members can help you dig deeper & discover more about your family history. Register at www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech #RootsTech2026

Will you be attending #RootsTech2026 in person? Don’t miss APG's session, where the process of hiring a professional genealogist and share practical insight into becoming a professional genealogist yourself will be discussed.

APG is pleased to be a sponsor of RootsTech 2026, the world's largest family history and technology conference. Join us from 5-7 March 2026 in Salt Lake City, Utah, or virtually! Register at www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech

APG members, give your profile a polish. Join Fiona Brooker for a free members-only webinar on strengthening your Association of Professional Genealogists directory profile and attracting the right clients. Details & registration: members.apgen.org/Calendar/mor... #APG

The Association of Professional Genealogists is hosting a free #genealogy talk by the wonderful Judy G. Russell (@legalgen.bsky.social) at 5pm GMT this Saturday. It is open to everyone, not just APG members, and you can register now at the link below! coloradoapg.org/events/quart... #GenHour

There are more than 70 APG members speaking at RootsTech 2026! Don't miss their sessions and be sure to stop by APG’s exhibit hall booth when you are in Salt Lake City (or our virtual booth). #RootsTech2026

The Association of Professional Genealogists is hosting a free #genealogy talk by the wonderful Judy G. Russell (@legalgen.bsky.social) at 5pm GMT this Saturday. It is open to everyone, not just APG members, and you can register now at the link below! coloradoapg.org/events/quart... #AncestryHour

The February 2026 APG eNews brings a mix of gratitude and new beginnings. After four years as editor, Chris Paton is stepping into new adventures. We are excited to welcome Allison Beard as the new eNews editor. Read the full issue: www.apgen.org/apg_enews.ph #APG

APG Members – this is your LAST chance to submit your 2025 continuing education report! The deadline is just hours away. Complete your online form by 11:59 PM EST at apgen.org/education.

If you are tuning in for #GenHour today, consider joining APG's Global Gathering from 8.30pm GMT. This opportunity to chat to other genealogists around the world is open to everyone, not just APG members. See the link below for details of the discussion themes and to register now...

There will be an opportunity to connect with genealogists around the globe at 8.30pm GMT this Thursday. This networking event is open to everyone, not just APG members. See the link below for details of the discussion themes and to register... www.apgen.org/news_manager... #Genealogy #AncestryHour

This looks like a great #genealogy talk by Judy G. Russell, coming up at 5pm GMT on Saturday 7 February. It is open to everyone, not just APG members, and you can register now at the link below! coloradoapg.org/events/quart... #AncestryHour

Have you reported your 2025 continuing education hours yet? The reporting deadline of 31 January is just one week away. Our new online form makes reporting quick and easy. Fill out your report TODAY at apgen.org/education.

A reminder for members of the Association of Professional Genealogists - it is the time of year for logging our continuing education... #GenHour

Join the Association of Professional Genealogists on 29 January 2026, from 3:30 to 4:30 PM ET for the free APG 2026 Global Gathering. Connect with genealogy colleagues worldwide in themed discussion rooms and start the year with fresh ideas and community. Register now. www.apgen.org/news_manager...

APG congratulates Stephanie O'Connell, CG® of Seattle, Washington, USA, recipient of the 2026 Association of Professional Genealogists Fellowship with her proposal “Recovering Irish Women in the Records.” Learn more about Stephanie's research and the APG Fellowship at www.apgen.org/news_manager...

A reminder for members of the Association of Professional Genealogists - it is the time of year for logging our continuing education... #AncestryHour

Do you have an idea for a talk that you would like to give to professional genealogists? There are a few days left to make a proposal to the Association of Professional Genealogists for their coming year's schedule of events... #Genealogy #AncestryHour

Members of the Association of Professional Genealogists - it is the time of year for logging our continuing education. If you have questions about it, you can sign up for a drop-in session on 17 January... #AncestryHour

AI can help beyond research. “LLM Prompts for the Professional Genealogist” explores using large language models for business tasks like writing, SEO, and data organization. Practical guidance by Natalie Webb in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #Genealogy

The January 2026 APG eNews is out. Explore APG’s new professional readiness tool, meet our new president Tricia Seguine, celebrate member achievements, access new education resources, and catch up on news from across the profession. Read the full issue now: www.apgen.org/apg_enews.ph

In “From Paper to Pixels,” Allison E. Beard and Julie Cahill Tarr share practical tips for reading, saving, and annotating PDFs—showing how digital reading can still be engaging and effective. Read it in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #Genealogy

Getting paid shouldn’t be complicated. “Electronic Payment Solutions” explores today’s digital payment options; P2P apps, merchant services, and more-helping genealogy professionals choose secure, client-friendly ways to get paid. By Candace Marx in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #genealogy

Happy New Year from the Association of Professional Genealogists! We are looking forward to an exciting year in 2026 with our members and the genealogy community.

Working independently does not mean learning alone. “Water Cooler Moments: Learn, Share, and Grow” shows how in-person and virtual connections help genealogists exchange ideas, expand skills, and grow together. By Jeanette Sheliga in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #Genealogy

Productivity improves when you measure the right things. “Measuring What Matters” explores how tracking time, output, and habits can help genealogy professionals work smarter and stay on track. Practical insights by Drew Smith in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #genealogy

Client experience matters. “From Consultation to Completion” explores how mapping the full client journey, from awareness through advocacy, can boost satisfaction, efficiency, and referrals for #genealogy professionals. Practical insights by Joy Curtiss in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ

AI can help beyond research. “LLM Prompts for the Professional Genealogist” explores using large language models for business tasks like writing, SEO, and data organization. Practical guidance by Natalie Webb in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #Genealogy

In “Showcase Your Value,” Debora Ellen Blodgett shares smart résumé tips for genealogy professionals, especially career changers, focusing on transferable skills, clear formatting, and presenting your true value. Read it in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #genealogy

Getting paid shouldn’t be complicated. “Electronic Payment Solutions” explores today’s digital payment options; P2P apps, merchant services, and more-helping genealogy professionals choose secure, client-friendly ways to get paid. By Candace Marx in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #genealogy

In “From Paper to Pixels,” Allison E. Beard and Julie Cahill Tarr share practical tips for reading, saving, and annotating PDFs—showing how digital reading can still be engaging and effective. Read it in the December 2025 APG Quarterly. #APGQ #Genealogy