In an era of rapid change, preserving family stories and heirlooms is a powerful way to honour our roots and create a meaningful legacy for future generations. This talk explores practical strategies for capturing and safeguarding family histories, from biographies and personal narratives to treasured artifacts and genealogical records.
Attendees will gain insight into effective storytelling methods, the ethical considerations of biography, and best practices for maintaining heirlooms. We’ll also discuss tools and resources for tracing family genealogy, ensuring that each piece of our personal histories is recorded and shared with care. This presentation is ideal for anyone interested in documenting family heritage and creating a living bridge to their ancestry.
Presented by Seonaid Harvey Senior research librarian, Te Pāhekoheko ā-Rangahau - research engagement, family history.
