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Bridging the Past and the Future – Congress 2018 – another perspective

GSQ Blog Posted on April 9, 2018 by Pauline WilliamsApril 9, 2018

I was one of over 600 delegates at the 15th Australasian Congress on Genealogy and Heraldry, held at the International Convention Centre in Sydney from 9 -12 March. The theme for the Congress was Bridging the Past and the Future. Since my return, I’ve been reading quite a few posts by other bloggers recounting what they gained from attending the Congress, including Shauna Hicks’ post on this blog. As we each take something different from any event we attend, I … Continue reading

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Bridging the Past & Future Congress, Sydney March 2018

GSQ Blog Posted on April 2, 2018 by Shauna HicksApril 2, 2018

Congress was held at the International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour in Sydney over four days from 9 March to 12 March 2018. There were over 600 attendees plus exhibitors and it was wonderful to catch up with friends from all over Australia and to make new friends. Given the numbers, it was hard to locate people that you did want to chat to. There were numerous plenary sessions, and a choice between four talks at other times and even a … Continue reading

Leaving home to do it?

GSQ Blog Posted on April 20, 2015 by GSQ AdminApril 20, 2015

A discussion from Congress 2015 that really stood out to me involved whether or not you can do your family history from home. I always find this an interesting topic/debate, and it is one I believe comes up frequently at such events. On this occasion, the discussion was closely linked to whether younger people are members of societies, such as the Genealogical Society of Queensland (GSQ), and how such societies might attract younger members, particularly now that the internet is … Continue reading

Posted in AFFHO Canberra 2015, Australian National Archives, Congress, NAA, National Library of Australia, NLA, original documents, process, records, research, starting out, staying at home, Tiggy, Uncategorised

Guest post – Pauleen Cass – perspectives on Congress 2015

GSQ Blog Posted on March 31, 2015 by GSQ AdminMarch 31, 2015

Congress 2015 has just come to a close after four days of concentrated learning and socialising. What a great job the convenor, Kerrie Gray, and her Congress team of “green people” did to bring us such a diverse and interesting set of topics and speakers. The idea of the Purple Patch people was an inspired one as they helped us find our way, sold us raffle tickets and were generally helpful, day in and day out. As part of the … Continue reading

Posted in AFFHO Canberra 2015, Congress, Dorfprozelten, East Clare emigrants, Family history across the seas, Kiva Genealogists, Pauleen Cass, Sydney Congress 2018, Tropical Territory, Uncategorised

Congress 2015

GSQ Blog Posted on March 30, 2015 by GSQ AdminMarch 30, 2015

The majority of regular bloggers on this site have been away in Canberra attending AFFHO Congress 2015, if you were wondering about delays in our Monday posting schedule. We have well and truly tapped our roots over the past few days. Attending Congress makes you realise that there’s still so much to learn. Look out for a guest blog in the near future; I’ll talk more about my experiences in my regular post as I took the opportunity while in … Continue reading

Posted in AFFHO Canberra 2015, Australian National Archives, Australian War Memorial, Congress, National Library of Australia, Uncategorised

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