I’m excited to share that I will be the keynote speaker at the 18th AFFHO Congress on Family History in Wellington, New Zealand next year. The event takes place from February 11th to 14th, 2027 and is being held at Rutherford House, Victoria University of Wellington. It will be amazing to finally meet people I’ve
I just got back from an action-packed week in Salt Lake City, Utah, where DNA Painter was an exhibitor at the RootsTech conference.
This year’s RootsTech conference is in March. DNA Painter will be exhibiting for the sixth time (and the fifth time in person). You can read about previous visits in my blog post from last year.
As I mentioned last month, DNA Painter will once again be exhibiting at RootsTech in Salt Lake City, Utah this year. In this post I’ll give a quick overview of what we’ll be doing at the conference.
I’m looking forward to speaking at OGS 2024 this year. Run by the Ontario Genealogical Society, this event takes place from June 14th-16th 2024 in Toronto at Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto Airport. This year’s conference theme is “An Interactive Experience – Explore, Engage, Enjoy!”
In two short months, RootsTech 2024 will take place in Salt Lake City, Utah and online at rootstech.org. The conference has played a key role in DNA Painter’s history. In this post, I’ll provide a quick recap of how and why.
It feels very strange to be writing this preview of RootsTech 2023 because it doesn’t seem real or possible that 3 years can have passed since I last attended in person. Time has truly warped… In February 2020 I arrived in Salt Lake City full of optimism, but I think I was running on empty.
The 2021 RootsTech conference will be very different from previous events. Here is a quick RootsTech Connect preview from my perspective.
A short article taking stock of an odd but busy year for DNA Painter
A quick reminder that this Wednesday, 3rd June 2020, I will be giving a live webinar at Legacy Family Webinars on What Are the Odds? (WATO). You can get more details and register for the free webinar at the Legacy Family Tree Webinars site. Update: the archived webinar is freely available to view here. I’ll