The recording, handout, and chat from January 15^th presentation of Out of the Whirlwind: Resources for Holocaust Research, by Deborah Long are available. After logging in, you can find a link to this event (and most older events) on the JGSCO Events page. After logging in, go to menu JGSCO Events > Handouts and Recordings, then scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.) Links are at the bottom of the event's information. Alternately, you can click here to go directly to this event. If the video site requests a password then use 073185

Please mark your calendar for our next event on February 19, when Rabbi J. Gendra-Molina Ph.D.; Schelly Talalay Dardashti; and Maria Apodaca will discuss Sephardic Jewish Genealogy in their presentation called "Conversos in the American Southwest: Resources, research, DNA and genetics." You can register for February's presentation by logging in and then following the link in the Upcoming Events area.

The recording of Budapest Jewish History and Hungarian Jewish Genealogy with Karesz Vandor presented 11 December 2022 is available. After logging in, you can find it (and most older events) on the JGSCO Events page. Scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.) Links are at the bottom of the event's information.

Alternately, you can click here to go directly to this event. If the video site requests a password then use 175368

The recording of name Origins with Dr. Alexander Beider, PhD presented 13 November 2022 is available. After logging in, you can find it (and most older events) on the JGSCO Events page. Scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.) Click here to go directly to this event. Links are at the bottom of the event's information.

Welcome to JGSCO's new website! Members can log in by clicking the orange face button at upper right on this page. If you don't know your password, then go to the Log In page and select the "Forgot Password" link at middle right of the page. To see what's available on our site, be sure to look at the Site Map [menu path: Site > Site Map], which will show more content if you're logged in than if you're not. Also, be sure to check out the Site Announcements and Tips blog [menu path: Site > Site Announcements and Tips], where you'll find (hopefully) useful information to help you get the most out of your new site.

Please refer to the following graphic, which explains how to log into the site for the first time.

If you would like to review the official instructional material then be sure to visit https://gethelp.wildapricot.com/en/articles/119-new-member-guide.

One last thing: if you happen to see any typos or errors on the site, please let me know.

The recording of Locating Jewish Records in the Golden Medina/USA with Ellen Shindelman Kowitt presented 30 October 2022 is available. After logging in, you can find it (and most older events) on the JGSCO Events page. Scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.) Click here to go directly to this event. Links are at the bottom of the event's information.

The recording of Galicia Basics: What Every Galitzianer Needs to Know with Renee Stern Steinig presented 11 September 2022 is available. After logging in, you can find it on the JGSCO Events page. Scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.)

The recordings for parts 1 and 2 of "Intro to Jewish Genealogy" with Mark Fearer, presented 1 Aug 2022 and 8 Aug 2022, respectively, are available. Handouts and chat transcripts are also available. After logging in, you can find it on the JGSCO Events page. Scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.)

The recording for How to use the "Forverts" (Jewish Daily Forward) for Genealogy Research with Michael Morgenstern, presented 15 May 2022, is available now. After logging in, you can find it on the JGSCO Events page. Scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.)

Did you know JGSCO has a chart that shows which free genealogy resources are available per library district in the Denver area? Be sure to check out the updated chart at Research >Free Library Resources. You must be signed in to access this page.,

The recording for Patronymic Naming and the Genealogical Value of Jewish Cemetery Research, presented 10 April 2022 by Nolan Altman, is available now. After logging in, you can find it on the JGSCO Events page. Scroll down to the Past Events section. (If you don't log in then you won't see past events.)