The NGS 2026 Family History Conference will feature ten interactive sessions that emphasize practice, collaboration, or hands-on learning using worksheets, case packets, maps, visual tools, or guided discussion. These sessions will be limited to about seventy-five participants. No cost enrollment us...

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This year’s NGS Family History Conference offers new in-person learning experiences that are not available anywhere online. Pre-conference workshops offer opportunities to dig deeper into specific topics. These workshops are from three to six hours long with small class sizes. Interactive Sessions...

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The NGS 2026 Family History Conference program will kick off on Thursday, 28 May 2026, 8:00 am ET, with Sunny Jane Morton’s plenary session address on How Learning about the Past Can Change the Future: Family Stories and Intergenerational Identity. As we commemorate America at 250, our gaze swings...

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Registration for the National Genealogical Society’s 2026 Family History Conference “America at 250” is now open. The conference is available as an in-person or virtual experience this year. Pre-conference activities, including some workshops, start as early as Tuesday, 26 May 2025...

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We’re thrilled to announce that the conference agenda is now live! Whether you’re eager to map out every session you’ll attend or you simply want a sneak peek at what’s in store, you can now explore all the presentations and workshops, with more networking events and special programs being a...

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Join us in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 2026 and Madison, Wisconsin in 2027 for the next two NGS Family History Conferences. Keep an eye on this website for more details soon. ...

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