
Día de los Muertos
Día de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead), which is characterized by decorative sugar skulls, is often misinterpreted as a continuation of Halloween or something spooky. It’s actually much more: a holiday steeped in tradition and symbolism and focused on the family.
Nov 23, 2020

Recording Helps
Use the tips below to ensure your recording is the best possible. It is important to note that we are aiming for authentic and energetic, not professional, recordings.
Oct 28, 2020

Announcing RootsTech Connect: All-new Virtual Event Experience
I’m excited to announce that RootsTech 2021, which was scheduled to be held February 3–6 at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City, will now be an entirely virtual conference! My team made this short video below detailing what you can expect from a virtual conference:
Sep 1, 2020

When Family History is Painful
We would be remiss if we assumed that all family histories were clean cut and easy to research. But what do you do when circumstances make it painful?
Jul 22, 2019

My Experience with Genetic Genealogy and Health Ancestry
As the daughter of an adopted father, my genes have always been a mystery, especially when it comes to my health risks. After tragedy struck my family, I knew I needed to learn more about the future I faced.
Nov 16, 2018

Resources for the DNA Enthusiast
Are you interested in DNA and genetic genealogy? You’ll appreciate these resources.
Jun 20, 2018

RootsTech London Day in Review: A Talent for Genealogy
Donny Osmond closes out RootsTech London 2019 with inspiring stories of family history.
Oct 26, 2019

RootsTech London Day in Review: Sharing Our Stories and Overcoming the Odds
Kadeena Cox and Steve Rockwood share stories of courage, determination, and overcoming adversity at the RootsTech London 2019 General Session.
Oct 25, 2019

RootsTech London Day in Review: Connecting and Belonging
Day one of RootsTech London 2019 kicks off with Keynote from Dan Snow!
Oct 24, 2019