Genealogy is often filled with surprises but imagine discovering that one of your relatives was responsible for the creation of the renowned Hollywood Walk of Fame. That is exactly what happened to JGS Toronto member Debbie Sacrob as she researched the family of her cousin Harry “Sugie” Sugarman. From exciting […]
The AI Special Interest Group provides an ongoing opportunity for learning, experimenting, and sharing ideas with fellow researchers. AI maven Arthur Sissman and JGS Toronto members will demonstrate practical AI prompts. Attendees will also learn how to use JGS Toronto’s AI Resource Library effectively. The AI Resource Library is free […]
Maria Lando will show how family memoirs, documents, and photographs can be transformed into an interactive story map. Using her own family’s journey across Russia, Central Asia, Israel, and America, she will show how mapping can reveal forgotten connections and bring family history to life. Maria is the founder of […]
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Special Interest Group (SIG) provides an ongoing opportunity for learning, experimenting, and sharing ideas with fellow researchers. It’s a collaborative, hands-on workshop where members explore practical ways that artificial intelligence can help solve real genealogical challenges. We focus on knowledge exchange rather than technical jargon, sharing […]
