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Specials at Projectkin
by Barbara at Projectkin
These are special events that cover topics of interest to family historians hooked on stories. We discuss the challenges faced by families trying to explore, capture, and preserve their stories. We share platform-independent solutions that are creative and inspiring. projectkin.substack.com
Episodes
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Live "Capturing the Lives of the Stigmatised & Marginalised" with Dai Davies
Thank you, Jude Rhodes, Noel Macdonald Peck, Jim the Historian, Shell Norman, Linda Teather, Diane Burley, Frances Ford, Dan at Genealogy Assistant, Katy Dalgleish, GrnEyedLdy, Jill Swenson, and all of you in the audience today. Truly, thank you for joining Dai Davies at The GenealCymru…
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“Braiding the Strands of History into your Story,” a Special Program with Diane Burley
Thank you, Eileen Lystee, Mark Stout, Doris Miller-Yetton, Ann Rockley, Dee Douglas-Jones, Linda Teather, Jennifer Jones, and so many more of you following along in this recording of Diane Burley sharing her strategies for braiding a story from archives, history, and family tales. If all of this...
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Stories250 | A Celebration: Our Ancestors at the Time of the American Revolution
Thank you, Linda Stufflebean, Diane Burley, Jennifer Jones, Lori Olson White, Bill Moore, MamaCarole, GenealCymru, Helene | Letters from LaBelle, An American Genealogy, Jane Chapman, Anne Wendel, Anne’s Family History, Erin Hoover, Garry E Moore, Kyla Bayang, Linda Teather, Maureen Taylor, Randy...
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“Adelaide: Sometimes a Story Finds You” Special program with Paul Chiddicks
Thank you Linda Teather, Hillary Gadsby, Ann Rockley, Bill Moore and so many more of you following along in this recording of Paul Chiddicks telling Adelaide’s story today. I can’t tell you how much it means to us to see you join us from around the continent. Thank you for your added ❤️s to help...
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Special » Lori Olson White » Tips from Annie Deihm for Creating Your Own Time Capsule
Many thanks to Kathy Stone, Ann Rockley, Linda Teather, and all of you who have taken the time to read and engage with this special story and idea. We’re supporting and inspiring each other to take these next steps into history. Our community is made up of subscribers just like you. All programs...
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Special » Rhonda Lauritzen » Handling the Hard Stuff: Sensitivities, Surprises, and Trauma
Let me begin with deep thanks for this wonderful, generous group attending today. Rhonda Lauritzen became an important part of my previous startup and has been incredibly generous as I began this journey into Projectkin. I’m also especially touched to see so many active Projectkin members,...
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Genealogy Storytelling and Junk Journals with Taneya Koonce
What an incredible treat today. My deepest thanks to our very special guest, Taneya Koonce and all of you attending live today from across the US, Canada, and Australia. Your active participation live transformed a formal presentation into a joyful celebration of personal moments in time as...
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Special: Storytelling, County GIS Maps & Land Patents » The 7 Ranges & Belmont Co., OH
Let me start by saying thank you to Jennifer Jones, Bill Moore, Bill Butcher, Cathy Horvath, Paul Zuros, director of the museum at Historic Fort Steuben, and so many more of you who attended today’s program. This was a very special program made possible by a suggestion from one community member…
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Special » Family History Asks Large Questions in Small Places — Lisa Maguire
Many thanks to Lisa Maguire for her fascinating program today and for all of you in attendance, including Ann G. Forcier, Anne Young, Daniel Nilan, Diane the FH Bowerbird, Jane Chapman, Jill Swenson, Linda Teather, Mark Hochstetler, Wendi Funchess, Lisa E Oakley, Lori Olson White, Cynthia…
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Special » The Scoop on Memories with Diane Burley
Many thanks to so many of you for joining the talk live today and actively engaging in the conversation. We hold various events for family historians, storytellers, and genealogists several times monthly. Thanks to the support of our patrons and speakers, these events are free, and everyone is...
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Special » War Stories and Healing Paths with Jennifer Holik
Many thanks to Linda Teather, Kathy Stone, Marci Keats Rudolph 🇨🇦, Bill Moore, Jennifer Jones and so many of you for joining us today. It’s always good to see you, and I especially appreciated your comments and questions as carried the discussion across national borders. As family storytellers,...
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One-Place Studies Workshop » Part 2: Taking it Further with Janet Barrie
Today’s workshop took us deeper into the practice of one-place studies. This presentation builds on the high-level view Janet Barrie shared in part one you can view here: This second part focused on the idea of “Taking it Further.” In this program, Janet draws examples from her study at…
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One-Place Studies Workshop » Part 1: Getting Up & Running with Janet Barrie
In September 2024, Projectkin was honored by the opportunity to be a co-sponsor of the collaborative program “All About That Place” featuring the Society for One-Place Studies, the Society of Genealogists, the British Association for Local History, and Genealogy Stories and sponsored by dozens of...
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Push & Pull of Platforms: Storytelling in blogs, newsletters & websites
Today’s program was new for us with a conversational format and topic focused on platforms. Conversation Among Members Today, we’re including two Projectkin members talking about their experiences using multiple platforms to share their stories: * Jennifer Jones of Victoria, Australia. Jennifer...
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Story Magic: Reframing family history storytelling in Projects
With just over a year of exploring ideas as Projectkin.org, it seemed time to circle back and share the larger picture about the storytelling hook that has motivated the endeavor. As the Projectkin Community Forum, we’re on a campaign to get families to share their stories. Big or small, family...
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The Curious Call of Ancestral Places
Today’s program was shivers-down-the-spine inspiring. Rhonda started with stories of unexplained coincidences and then journeyed into old stone buildings and archives. We were riveted by stories of photographs in hidden caches and trauma felt across generations. In preparation for today’s talk,...
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Inaugural Project Festival » July 2, 2024 | Three speakers, three projects
Today’s event was extraordinary because it premiered a new event form for us here at Projectkin: the “Project Festival.” The simple idea is to share the process of turning stories into projects to inspire and encourage each other. Unlike Members’ Corner stories, these aren’t the stories but about...
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“Beginning, Middle & End” with Jane Hutcheon » Family Stories Special Event
Today’s program was a “taster” for her upcoming series of three workshops. Learn more about the series. Register here. “Picnic basket” of Resources At the beginning of the program, you’ll note that Jane references her “Yogi Bear School of Family Storytelling.” She’s followed that up with a little...
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How to Actually Get Your Book Published » Self-Publishing + Family History
For part 2 of this series, Karen Ray of Rememberingthetime.net partners with Sindi Terrien author of funwithgenealogy.com and the Acadian genealogist behind MyManyMothers.com. Karen and Sindi are both professionals with books and client work as background leading into this talk. Each has also...
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Why a Book & What Kind of Book? » Self-Publishing + Family History
Our long-time Projectkin Karen Ray of Rememberingthetime.net and Kerri Kearney, a scholar at Oklahoma State University combined forces to create an inspiring program about publishing that family history project. Karen and Kerri shared their insights on planning a family history book project so…
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Getting Your Family Into Your Projects
Victoria MacGregor of Victoria's Press, joined us today to pick up on a conversation largely started a year or more ago when she was an active participant in our online events for a now-offline platform, Ponga. Victoria started her talk with background on what brought us all together just over...
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My journey to capture my family legacy
I was delighted to welcome Projectkin member, genealogist, and storyteller, Karla Von Fumetti Staudt (Karla VF Staudt) as our speaker this morning. Karla described her own journey from the boxes of her grandfather’s papers to a modern system of shared archives. Her story touches on familiar…
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Asking your loved ones for the stories
Our two sessions yesterday “My journey to capture my family legacy” with Karla VF Staudt and “Getting Your Family Into Your Projects” with Victoria's Press got us excited about the story gems our family members had yet to share. Karen Ray of RememberingtheTime.net stepped in today share what she...
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RootsTech Wash Up Party
I had the pleasure of meeting Hilary Blanford through an introduction from UK-based genealogist, Emma Cox of theJourneys into Genealogypodcast. I was absolutely delighted and thrilled that she accepted my invitation to join us for this series. I can think of no one better to help us boil down the...
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Fun with Genealogy!
Each of these events in our six-part series seems to build on the others as we all share insights and compare notes on topics from interviewing to engaging family. This morning’s event was no exception as Sindi Terrien, author of Genealogy Fun While Developing New Genealogists joined us to talk...
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Latest in writing tools for family historians
In this evening’s installment, the fourth in a total of six programs, Denys Allen of PAancestors.org joined us to share what she’d seen and learned from the show floor. With the aplomb of a sportscaster, Denyse Allencalled up video to pick up the action on the show floor adding this clip, you can...
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These are special events that cover topics of interest to family historians hooked on stories. We discuss the challenges faced by families trying to explore, capture, and preserve their stories. We share platform-independent solutions that are creative and inspiring.
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Barbara at Projectkin
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