Do you know a new genealogy professional with a bright future? Tell them about the APG New Professional Scholarship, supporting a new professional with five years or less experience in the field. For more info, visit apgen.org/cpages/awards-…. Deadline to apply is 15 June 2024.

The March 2024 issue of APG Quarterly is now available! Members can access the latest APG Quarterly and past issues in the Archive at apgen.org. Log in, select 'Publications,' then select 'APGQ Archive.'

Do you have specialized knowledge about an indigenous, immigrant, international, or marginalized group that you would like to share with professionals in the genealogical community? Submit a proposal for the APG New Voices Program! Details at bit.ly/4acnRDU.

In the newest issue of APG Quarterly, author Bryna O’Sullivan looks at the developing market for genealogical translation, how it differs from client research, and more. Members can read this the March 2024 issue at apgen.org; go to Publications> APGQ Archive.

In the newest issue of APG Quarterly, author Lauri Jean Swett offers a step-by-step look at successful time and task management techniques. Members can read this article and the rest of the March 2024 issue at apgen.org; go to Publications> APGQ Archive.

In the newest issue of APG Quarterly, author Drew Smith reviews the reMarkable, an electronic paper device that converts handwriting to text and more. Members can read this article and the rest of the March 2024 issue at apgen.org; go to Publications> APGQ Archive.

In the newest issue of APG Quarterly, author Cyndi Ingle takes a look at text expanders and the benefits of using them for your genealogy business. Members can read this article and the rest of the March 2024 issue at apgen.org; go to Publications> APGQ Archive.

APG members can view our latest webinar 'Preparing for In-Person Research: How to Win Over the Record Keepers' and many more in our online library. Go to apgen.org, select 'Membership Resources' then 'Webinars.' CC available.

It’s the last day of #NGS2024GEN …have you stopped by our virtual booth yet?

Attending this week’s @NGSgenealogy 2024 Virtual Family History Conference? It's a great opportunity to hear from professional genealogists on topics related to a wide variety of communities, including APG members Coleen Robledo Greene & Grant Din on Saturday. #NGS2024GEN

Do you know a new genealogy professional with a bright future? Tell them about the APG New Professional Scholarship, supporting a new professional with five years or less experience in the field. For more info, visit apgen.org/cpages/awards-…. Deadline to apply is 15 June 2024.

Are you enjoying #NGS2024GEN ? Take a break between sessions and visit our virtual exhibit booth!

APG is proud to have more than 30 members speaking at this week’s @NGSgenealogy 2024 Virtual Family History Conference “Expanding Possibilities,” including presentations from Stewart Blandón Traiman & Janice Lovelace this Friday. See you there! #NGS2024GEN

For those attending #NGS2024GEN , don’t miss the APG-sponsored session, “Becoming a Professional Genealogist” TOMORROW, 17 May 2024 at 4:00 pm Eastern.

Do you have specialized knowledge about an indigenous, immigrant, international, or marginalized group that you would like to share with professionals in the genealogical community? Submit a proposal for the APG New Voices Program! Details at bit.ly/4acnRDU.

Don't miss APG President John Boeren's inaugural column 'Say Goodbye to Imposter Syndrome' in the latest APG Quarterly. Members can read this article and the rest of the March 2024 issue of APGQ by logging in at apgen.org and going to Publications> APGQ Archive.

Back by popular demand! Join your genealogy colleagues on 17 June for the latest APG Career Idea Exchange, a special hour of networking and discussion. Register at apgen.org/events/career-…. This event is open to APG members only and will not be recorded.

In the newest APG Quarterly, author Jen Shaffer shares her experiences using TikTok to catapult her business to unanticipated levels of success. Members can read this article & the March issue of APGQ at apgen.org, logging in & going to Publications> APGQ Archive.

THIS WEEK! Join APG for a FREE professional development webinar, “Preparing for In-Person Research: How to Win Over the Record Keepers,” 15 May from 12–1:30 pm EDT. Our panel of insiders will share ways to make an in-person research trip more productive. bit.ly/3VW6BPs

Do you know a new genealogy professional with a bright future? Tell them about the APG New Professional Scholarship, supporting a new professional with five years or less experience in the field. For more info, visit apgen.org/cpages/awards-…. Deadline to apply is 15 June 2024.