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Book of Me, Written By You (Facebook)
The Book of Me, Written by You is a weekly themed and yet varied set of prompts. Written and Developed by Julie Goucher in 2012 the prompts are released weekly and of an opportunity of self exploration - a gathering of memories for future generations. You can join the Book of Me any time. Please check the website for details.
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Digital Storytelling - Moultrie Creek Gazette
From Moutrie Creek, focusing on the creative side of family history.
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This website examines the nature of "Emotional Genealogy." Emotional Genealogy is what you have inherited from those who came before you. It is the emotional traits that were handed down within your lineage. Did it impact you and your life? Of course it did. If we don
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Share your family history stories and photos. Get tips on researching and preserving your family tree.
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Family Narrative Project (Facebook)
We help you tell your family stories through online courses, workshops, writing prompts and free information. We help people explore, save, and share family and individual stories, so you leave a meaningful legacy for future generations.
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Your internet source for how to tell your family story. Genealogy storytelling, video biography, family history video, family documentary, video memoirs and much more.
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Life Memo - Write a Life Story
Write the life stories of your loved ones and yourself. This is the place to share your real life stories.
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Dedicated to advancing the art of storytelling.
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No Story Too Small | Life is made of stories
A blog by Amy Johnson Crow. No Story Too Small is all about discovering the stories of our ancestors. When we think of stories, we often think of the epic stories
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Projectkin.org | A community of family historians hooked on stories
A free, online community dedicated to helping family historians around the world share their stories by engaging younger generations with creative digital and hybrid-digital projects. Projects are tailored to be easy with step-by-step “recipes,” and each is mindful of preserving archives and protecting privacy. With Projectkin, the focus is on the challenges of modern storytelling without regard to platforms or tools. Education programs demystify technologies and walk members through strategies to use the right tool for each project. Projectkin is not a platform, nor is it supported by sponsors or affiliate programs. It’s structured to be a non-profit so that the programming integrity can be sustained. For now, all programs and materials are entirely free. Even after non-profit formation is complete, the bulk of programming will be free even as some premium programs and benefits are reserved for donors.
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The movie, Roots in the Soil 18 October, is a genealogy study of the legend told by Ada Reed Hemler 1886-1972 regarding Reed family origins in Dallas, Texas. This movie was presented at a CAGGNI genealogy society meeting with discussion on how to make a family history movie using Movie Maker and Audacity free software programs. Notes and handouts are in the members-only section of CAGGNI's website and newsletter. This story takes place during the Civil War and Reconstruction era in MS, LA, AR, TX, and OK.
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Treasure Chest of Memories gives tips and resources for sharing family stories. There
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Who Do You Think You Are? Story - Bring Your Family History To Life
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Create your own unique Who Do You Think You Are? experience. Discover what shaped the lives of your family and watch your story unfold.
