*** Note Change to May Webinar | Brief Formats to Share Family History | Barbara Campbell

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** Change of Webinar**
Unfortunately, due to unexpected circumstances, our May webinar speaker, Barbara Campbell, is unable to present. We hope that she can present this at a later date.
Thank you to Christine Woodcock for stepping in to presentย Power and Politics of Colonization: The Canada Companyย on May 1st.ย If you have already registered for the May webinar you do not need to re-register for this talk.
If you would like to register or would like more information, please visit: https://ogs.on.ca/may-webinar-power-and-politics-of-colonization-the-canada-company-christine-woodcock/

Would you like to share parts of your family history, but arenโ€™t ready to write a book? Do you seek ways to interest relatives (of all ages) in your shared heritage?ย ย 

This presentation provides an overview of seven short formats โ€“ and ways to produce them โ€“ to engage your audience (readers, viewers, listeners).ย ย 

  1. Ancestor Profiles โ€“ e.g. two pages per person with photos, or a C.V. formatย ย 
  1. Articles โ€“ such as for a genealogy magazine or family history blogย ย 
  1. Presentations โ€“ point-form slides for a family reunion or genealogy meetingย ย 
  1. Short Stories โ€“ real-life (true) stories about ancestors, from facts you gatherย ย 
  1. Letters to Ancestors โ€“ to share your family history research findings with othersย ย 
  1. Maps โ€“ about places in an individualโ€™s life, family migration, or selected branchesย ย 
  1. Brief Books โ€“compilation of ancestor profiles, or brief family history narrativeย ย 

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