Have you ever wondered what it was like to work in a museum? Or what the coolest item an archive has in their collection is? Simple, send them a tweet and ask. 12 September 2018 is #AskACurator Day. A day when you can send tweets (and insta messages) to organisations asking all sorts of random questions
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A big announcement from Unlock the Past this week is that in addition to holding a one-day genealogy conference in Seattle, Washington, USA, they are now livestreaming it. So you can be a part of it.
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Although only recently launched, the Virtual Genealogical Society (VGS) has had a name change and is now the Virtual Genealogical Association (VGA) …
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Want to learn more about your family history? Study online without tuition fees? Well, enrolments for the Introduction to Family History course are now open … so don’t delay!
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March 2019 is when Unlock the Past’s 15th cruise leaves Sydney Harbour, and this will be...
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Unlock the Past’s 14th cruise is not far away. Less than 11 weeks in fact … so it’s...
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New South Wales’ History Week has become a significant event on the New South Wales event...
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The team behind the Virtual Genealogical Society are planning for 2019 already. They’re wanting to get a webinar schedule up, so they have put the call out for proposals. If webinar presenting is something you’d like to do read on …
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Unlock the Past are heading to Seattle, USA, and have planned an all-day genealogy seminar with a number of the world’s top genealogy presenters. With topics on DNA, Irish/UK, together with a number of general topics, it’ll certainly be a great day.
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National Volunteer Week (NVW) is the annual celebration in Australia “to acknowledge the generous contribution of our nation’s volunteers”.
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August is National Family History Month in Australia and New Zealand, and now is the time for organisations to add their event/s to the NFMH website.
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Applications for the University of Tasmania’s (UTAS) online course “The Photo Essay” are now open.
This course teaches you how to tell stories through photography, and about going deeper than a single image.
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