We had another of our fun weekly Substack Live updates today! Joining me today was Jennifer Jones of https://trackingdownthefamily.substack.com talking about her #AtoZchallenge , her #OnePlaceStudy #Genealogy and more!

We referenced a lot of other projects across the planet, catch the recording at: https://projectkin.substack.com/p/projectkin-live-looking-at-the-week-2a3
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Diving into #FamilyHistory projects as ways to tell stories is what my Projectkin is all about. In a podcast interview with J.D. Murgolo last week for Keepsake Chronicles, I was deeply moved to think about the larger scope of what we do and how we do it.

https://keepsakechronicles.substack.com/p/barbaras-project

This week, Apr-2, the EFF @eff launches “Border Surveillance: Places, People, and Technology” with the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation and California State Parks.

#Migration, the “virtual wall” along the U.S.-Mexico border and civil rights on both sides.

https://www.eff.org/livestream-border

#FamilyHistory

Who Might Have Met the Marquis de Lafayette? A Project Recipe for Building Community

Join me on April 17 to learn how you can use an interactive timeline to share STORIES as a community and WHY it can connect people with their common experiences.

More in a post due 29 Mar: Projectkin.org/forum

A clip (forgive the hiccups in the recording) from a recent talk I gave for the Northwest Indiana Genealogical Society (NWIGS).

#FamilyHistory and #Genealogy have always been a use case for new technologies! How we use these tools matters.

See the post: https://open.substack.com/pub/projectkin/p/nwigs-cabinet-card