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EVENT: Finding African America Roots – From Oral History Back to Slavery

Shamele Jordon will use her personal research, as well as her professional experiences to help attendees understand opportunities and new approaches to uncover the sometimes complex trail faced by African Americans in researching family history.

Continue Reading January 31, 2010 at 9:07 pm Leave a comment

EVENT: 75th NARA Anniversary Celebration

NARA 75th Anniversary Celebration

Come and celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the National Archives and Records Administration in Philadelphia, PA.  Constance Potter from National Archives in Washington, D.C. will kick off our celebration with a brief inspirational slide show. Then stay for our regular First Friday Genealogy Open House:

* Bring your lunch and your questions! Talk with other professional and amateur family historians as well as National Archives staff specialists.

* Start your own journey or learn ways to break through historical “brick walls.” Enjoy our free gallery exhibit before you leave!!

* Or simply stay for the Birthday Cake, Door Prizes and Other Souvenirs!

RSVPs appreciated: Philadelphia.Archives@nara.gov / 215.606.0112

June 3, 2009 at 11:18 pm Leave a comment


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Speaker Opportunities

Would you like to be a speaker at an AAGG meeting?

AAGG receives a number of speaking requests throughout the year, and in order to provide the requested speaking support the Speakers Bureau needs genealogy speakers. The Speakers’ Bureau is a volunteer-driven service to promote genealogical research in the African American community. If you are interested in being a speaker for the Speakers’ Bureau, please contact send an e-mail to: info@aagg.org.

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