Our Next Program is Sunday, April 28 What's New and Relevant in Technology for Genealogists? with Dina Carson     High Tech Genealogy: What's New and Cool Out There? DNA is one of the latest and greatest tools in the genealogist's toolbox, and there are new tools coming along all the time. Traveling for genealogical research offers opportunities for learning what you could not learn any other way, but did you know that there are new tools that help you record and share what you've learned easily? There are also some new and cool tools to keep your research backed up, and if you're drowning in a sea of photographs that need to be scanned, named, fixed and catalogued, fear not, there are new tools for that too!   Time: 9:30 am to 12:00 pm Location: Denver Academy of Torah (DAT), 6825 E Alameda Ave, Denver This program is free for members and $10 for nonmembers. Nonmembers can buy a ticket using a credit card at https://squareup.com/store/jewish-genealogical-society-of-colorado (preferred), send a check to JGSCO, or pay at the door.   Please note DAT's policies allow you to bring in drinks such as water or coffee, etc., but outside food cannot be brought onto their premises.

The next conference of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies, or IAJGS, takes place this year in Cleveland from July 28 through August 2. Details about the conference can be found at http://www.iajgs.org/blog/conferences/future-conferences/. Registration is now open, with details at http://www.iajgs2019.org/.

Are you interested in researching Jewish family history and looking for a local network of experts and enthusiasts? We’re here to help by providing programs, support, and guidance to find and use resources located in Colorado and throughout the world. Please take a look through our website and contact us with any questions you have.
 
We encourage all levels of research from beginner to advanced to participate and share their knowledge. Take a look at the How to Get Started page where you’ll find useful information for all levels of research, and check out upcoming programs on the right side of this page. Guests are always welcome. We meet once a month in Denver or Boulder on Sunday mornings generally, at 10 am, from September through June.
 
JGSCO is a nonprofit organization run entirely by volunteers. Suggested annual dues of $30 per individual or $40 per household support the administration of the group including speaker and venue fees, website, and operations. Join here.

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Just click the Members link on the left side of this page!

All JGSCO members in good standing are eligible to receive FREE mentoring. Whether you are a beginner or seasoned genealogist stuck on a particular name, document, or area of the world, we can point you in the right direction. Request one of our expert GenMentors at a monthly meeting or by email to mentor@jgsco.org.