Getting her relatives to take DNA tests got easier after she inspired them with family history storytelling videos. Here are tips for making videos that help loved ones take more interest in genealogy.
When I heard my mom, an adoptee, telling her story on the Who Am I Really? podcast, I realized the importance of telling your DNA story in your own voice.
Sharing DNA stories can be rewarding for you and your listeners–especially if you know how to tell a good story. Boost your storytelling chops for DNA and family history discoveries with these essential tips.
Inspiring family history activities and ideas from a mom who’s at home with her kids! Here’s how she’s started exploring her heritage with her kids—keeping it simple but meaningful.
Research shows decided benefits for children who learn their family history. Self-identity. Self-competence. A sense of place and security. Values. Life lessons. Resilience. Who doesn’t want these for their children and grandchildren?
This inspirational talk on “genealogical consciouslness” forever changed my thinking about family history’s power to save the world. Do away with hate, racism and sexism and move toward a global community where all are treated equally? Yes, please!
Do the family history books or stories you’re compiling include DNA discoveries? These ideas will help you think about the best ways for your tell your DNA stories, whatever they are.
This fun family history activity for children or youth helps them celebrate their unique DNA pie chart—without taking a DNA test.
Family Tree DNA has added cute, customizable videos to your mtFull Sequence DNA test results. Here’s what they look like and how to share them.
This family history storytelling activity at an 80th birthday party shared old memories—and made new ones. Try it at your next family reunion or gathering!