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The National Archives Announces its 2025 Genealogy Series
Get ready for an exciting journey into family history research with the National Archives' annual event, the 2025 Genealogy Series. This free, educational event is set to be broadcast live on YouTube, making it accessible to genealogists from all corners of the globe. No reservations are required, making it easy for everyone to join in [1].
The series, now in its 2025 edition, will focus on family history research using U.S. federal government records. With topics catering to genealogists of all skill levels, the presentations promise to be informative and engaging [2].
The sessions will be aired on the US National Archives YouTube channel. To attend, simply join the YouTube premiere. Real-time responses to questions will be given during the broadcast, providing a unique opportunity for interactive learning [2].
After the initial showing, the videos and handouts will remain available on the web page and YouTube. This means that even if you can't catch the live broadcast, you'll still have the chance to watch the sessions at your convenience [2].
Participants can engage with the sessions by typing comments in the chat section after logging into YouTube. For those who prefer, transcripts can be requested by emailing [email protected] [1].
Captions are available by selecting the CC icon at the bottom of the YouTube video, ensuring that the content is accessible to all [1].
While the exact 2025 dates for the National Archives genealogy event are not specified in the search results, it is typically held annually. For 2025, it can be expected to follow the same live-stream format with videos and materials available online after the premiere date [2].
The event includes recorded sessions on topics such as African American records, Native American records, military records, founding documents, and more, offering extensive research guidance [2].
If you're keen to watch the event live or want to know the precise date, it's best to check the National Archives' official Genealogy Series webpage or their YouTube channel closer to the date for the updated 2025 schedule [1].
For additional or alternative accommodations, email the Know Your Records program coordinator at [email protected] [1].
Expand your horizons in education and self-development with the online sessions of the 2025 Genealogy Series, presented by The National Archives. This series, featuring topics on family history research, will provide you with a unique opportunity for interactive learning through online education.
