Here’s my running list of appearances, spanning the gamut from TV and radio to print and virtual. Below is my list of ongoing learning, from SLIG to webinars.
Events & Committees
2023
1 Nov 2023: 10:00 am Pacific, Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats, open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
4 Oct 2023: 10:00 am Pacific, Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats, open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
6 Sep 2023: 10:00 am Pacific, Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats, open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
July 27-29, 2023: “Getting Started in Chinese Genealogy,” Onoto Watanna Conference, Winnifred Eaton Archive, Calgary AB.
1 Jul 2023: [title TBA], The Paper Trail to the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act, [museum exhibition], my interview about the period following the repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act, coordinated by Catherine Clement., Vancouver, BC.
1 Jul 2023: [title TBA], [museum exhibition], my interview about Yip Sang, Chinese Canadian Museum, Vancouver, BC.
31 May 2023: “Finding the records for “impossible” genealogy: lessons learned from a Chinese genealogist.” Oakville Public Library. Webinar.
“Very impressive Linda! You are to be congratulated for not just the 90%+ mark but for your contributions to genealogy research concerning the Chinese in Canada and in genealogy research in general.”
19 May 2023: Christopher Cheung, “Reflecting on the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act,” interviews with Catherine Clement and Linda Yip, Canadian Geographic (accessed 1 Jun 2023).
10 May 2023: “133-year history of the new Chinese Canadian Museum,” British Columbia Genealogical Society. Webinar by Zoom.
3 May 2023: “Getting started in Chinese genealogy: for professionals.” Ontario Chapter, Association of Professional Genealogists, Ontario, webinar. There is a recording for members.
2 May 2023 [updated from 1 May 2023]: 10:00 am Pacific, Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats, open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
1 May 2023: “CCM – What’s that door for? – Full length,” video teaser, featuring Tzi Ma and Linda Yip, Chinese Canadian Museum (accessed 1 Jun 2023).
5 Apr 2023: 10:00 am Pacific, Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats, open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
15 Mar 2023: 10:00 am Pacific, Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats, open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
1 Mar 2023 – Linda Yip, “Getting to Know Linda Yip,” Association of Professional Genealogy Quarterly, I am APG, 38, no. 1 (March 2023): 44.
13 Feb 2023: interview with Steven Hu for “136 – the forgotten heroes.”
Here’s the trailer for “136 – Canada’s forgotten heroes.” You may know of or even have seen the handful of documentaries about Force 136. Maybe you’ve visited the Chinese Canadian Military Museum. For those who are hearing about Force 136 for the first time, it was a top-secret paramilitary operation run by British intelligence in the Second World War. Its goal: foment rebellion and insurrection behind enemy lines. Its requirement: soldiers who looked like locals and spoke foreign languages. In the movies, Peter Sellers could put on a funny accent and a wig when he went undercover but that doesn’t work so well in real life. Its survival rate: near zero. Basically it was work for James Bonds, and the Southeast Asian Command was a tailor-made opportunity for Chinese Canadians. This new work by Steven Hu seeks to tell the stories of the others who came after Operation Oblivion’s original thirteen. For most of my life, I didn’t think F136 affected me but I was wrong. My uncle was a member.
I’m very proud to be a part of this new documentary.
1 Feb 2023: generally first Wednesdays of the month, 10:00 am Pacific, Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats, open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
7 Jan 2023 – “The James Bonds of Chinatown: How I uncovered my uncle’s secret life as a member of Force 136;” Army, Navy, Air Force Veterans Pacific Unit 280, Vancouver, BC, webinar.
January 2023: The United Church of Canada Digitizing Project Committee
2022
15 Dec 2022: How to get the most from a real life archive visit. Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, webinar.
1 Dec 2022: Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats: The over documentation of Chinese persons: how to use the certificate numbers to cross-reference your work. Webinar open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
December 2022: The ICAPGen Tech Team Committee (2022-23)
November 2022: The Yip Family Reunion Planning Committee (2022-23)
29 Oct 2022: Finding your family story, Storytellers of Canada, online workshop.
12 Oct 2022: Getting started in Chinese genealogy – the absolute basics, coordinated by the Oakville Public Library and Elise Cole, Oakville, ON, webinar.
6 Oct 2022: Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats: Exploring the new LAC website. Webinar open to members of the BC Genealogical Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
30 Jul 2022: Getting started in Chinese genealogy: the Alberta edition. Historic Calgary Week, coordinated by the Chinook Country Historical Society and Lynda Purdy, sponsored by the Calgary Public Library. Webinar.
7 Jul 2022: Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats: What is immigration: how crossing a border creates rich resources, part 1. Webinar open to my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
4 Jun 2022: [TBD], Chinese Canadian Museum, interview, Vancouver, BC.
30 May 2022: Inheritance of Immortality ((永生的傳承). 27 minute documentary that originally aired on the subscription channel Fairchild TV about Yip Sang, the company he built and how Wing Sang is now the Chinese Canadian Museum. In Cantonese but my parts (and those of developer Bob Rennie’s) are in English, beginning about 2’22”. Fairchild Television.
27 May 2022: Finding Fred Lee, voice work, Ginsight Productions, Vancouver, BC.
19 May 2022: The Paper Trail, interview, Catherine Clement, Vancouver, BC.
5 May 2022: Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats: Where are the records for Chinese genealogy? Webinar open to members of the British Columbia Genealogy Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
21 Apr 2022: Giving effective presentations: five things to do and five more to avoid. Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Live webinar. Coordinated by the SGS Board featuring Linda Suveges. Drawing from experiences speaking live, on radio and TV, on Zoom and Facebook Live, the author will offer stories and perspectives on giving better presentations.
7 Apr 2022: Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats: The FamilySearch “General Register of Chinese Immigration” – What’s new? Webinar open to members of the British Columbia Genealogy Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
19 Mar and 16 Apr: Using Evernote for Genealogy. Chinese Family History Group of Southern California. Coordinated by Evie Lee. This two-part live series will begin with an overview on using Evernote for Chinese genealogy on March 19th. The follow up on April 16th will be a workshop-style webinar for members with a focus on getting started. This talk will feature using Evernote on Macs and PCs.
19 Feb and 26 Feb 2022: Getting started in Chinese genealogy. Chinese Historical Society of New England. Webinar opens to member access on 19 Feb, with the live panel discussion to take place on 26 Feb. Coordinated by Alice Kane. [NOTE: Indefinitely postponed.]
3 Feb 2022: Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats: Top 10 Tips for the beginning Chinese genealogist, Part Two. Webinar open to members of the British Columbia Genealogy Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
6 Jan 2022: Chinese Genealogy Coffee Chats: Top 10 Tips for the beginning Chinese genealogist, Part One. Webinar open to members of the British Columbia Genealogy Society and my Facebook Group Genealogy for Asian Canadians.
2021
15 Nov 2021: Connecting with your roots: how family stories can shape our identities. Presentation to the Asian Diaspora class, Asian American Studies Program; Indiana University; Bloomington, Indiana, coordinated by Prof. Lisa Kwong.
8 Sep 2021: Hiring a professional genealogist or researcher. British Columbia Genealogical Society. Webinar. Presenter: Eunice Robinson, with contributions from Kim Kujawski and Linda Yip.
12 Aug 2021: Finding Fred Lee, interview, Ginsight Films and Wakefield Agency, Saskatoon, SK.
July 2021: Immigration to Canada – records for Chinese immigration. Canadian Virtual Institute. [UPDATE 15 May 2021: Unfortunately, this course has been cancelled.]
March 18, 2021 – Building a private family website – lessons learned, by Linda Yip, Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, Saskatchewan, Canada. Share and Chat. I will present a case study about engaging family members in genealogy, with a focus on the problem statement, a discussion of why conflicts happen, and showing a private family website work in progress. Very much work in progress!
March 1 – Exploring Chinese genealogy with Linda Yip. Research like a pro, with Nicole Dyer and Diana Elder. Podcast.
22 Feb 2021 –Using Evernote for genealogy. Toronto Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society. Webinar. Free for members.
Excellent webinar last night about Evernote and how to use if for genealogy. Really inspiring as organization of my genealogy notes, downloads, etc is a real problem for me.
Comment on Facebook after the 22 Feb webinar
Hello Linda, I listened to you on Tuesday night when you gave your Evernote presentation. It was fabulous! As a retired reference librarian and ‘learning’ genealogist, I was completely blown away!
Martha
12 Feb 2021 – Chinese genealogy. Family Tree Notebooks, Carly Morgan Facebook Live. Carly talks about her own family search and reviews my new book Getting started in Chinese genealogy.
February 2021 – The Local History Advisory Committee, Saskatoon Central Library (2021)
21 Jan 2021 – Using Asana to manage your genealogy projects. Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Webinar. Free for members.
2020
14 Oct 2020 – Introduction to Using Evernote for Genealogy, British Columbia Genealogical Society.
Extra special thanks to Linda Yip for an excellent presentation on Evernote.
15 Oct 2020, BC Genealogical Society
19 Sep 2020: Keynote, Saskatchewan Genealogy Society and Moose Jaw Genealogical Society. Free with registration. TITLES: Morning session: BEYOND BMDs and the censuses part 1 – Searching for your family in SK directories. Afternoon session: BEYOND BMDs and the census part 2 – Searching for your family in SK newspapers. DESCRIPTION: Have you ever been baffled or overwhelmed by newspapers and directories? Other than entering a name, how else do you search? Do you feel like you’re missing out on what others seem to be finding? How do you figure out what you need to know before you go searching? We’re going to talk about directories and newspapers from the basics to combining search techniques for building a case study. I’ll show you where to look and where not to bother, and I’ll provide a handout of resources for you to take home. This is for you if you’re fairly new to genealogy and don’t know where to go “next”, or if it’s been a while since you last looked at directories and newspapers. I’m also going to show you a trick for searching the Saskatchewan Historic Newspapers Online.
27 Aug 2020: Ask an Expert with Genealogist Linda Yip. Ancestry Canada on Facebook. Free. The session will be going live for Q&A, and will be recorded for viewing after the fact. You will need a Facebook account to see this event. After the event, access it here.
1 Jul 2020: CBC Radio Vancouver’s On the Coast with host Margaret Gallagher sitting in for Gloria Macarenko. Celebrating Canada’s 153rd birthday with reflections on the lesser-known Canadian pioneers: Linda Yip talks about her great-grandfather Yip Sang.
26 Jun 2020: OMNI Television. Yip Sang and using Ancestry for genealogy. On Facebook (you’ll need an account) in Cantonese and in Mandarin. Interesting note: these are two completely different segments.
26 June 2020: Ancestry Canada Blog. Yip Sang the patriarch – Reflections on a true Canadian pioneer. Article exploring Yip Sang’s life and impact on the development of Canada.
26 June 2020: Article, Sing Tao Daily, “不能遺忘：華裔先僑歷史 追根溯源：每個家族的故事” (Unforgettable: Tracing the roots of the history of Chinese-American pioneers: the stories of each family). Yip Sang and the history of the Chinese in Vancouver, BC. The link takes you to the Sing Tao article in Chinese. If you don’t read Chinese (and I don’t), here’s my quick How To blog on getting a translation with Google Chrome.
7 May 2020: Chinese Genealogy 101 Coffee Chats via Zoom, British Columbia Genealogy Society. Starting in May, I will be hosting monthly coffee chats about Chinese genealogy for the BC Genealogical Society on the first Thursdays of the month. We’re in a strange new world of not being able to meet up in person but we’re able to meet up with online platforms like Zoom, and I am grateful.
5 May 2020: War against the Nazis ended 75 years ago this week, The Toronto Sun. Liz Braun asks me about the story of great-aunt Lily and her super-secret job WWII at the Boeing assembly plant on Sea Island, Vancouver, BC.
22 Apr 2020: Article: The Chrysalis: The Early Life of Susanne Gim Ling Yip Sang. I take the documents found in my webinar for Ancestry.ca and put them together into a working theory of her life as a young woman who started off wanting to be a teacher in Vancouver in 1917, and what may have motivated her to pursue her career in Guangdong, China instead.
21 April 2020: Webinar: Finding Susan: Exploring Chinese genealogy with Ancestry.ca, Webinar event, hosted by Ancestry.ca on Facebook Live.
9 Jan 2020: Genealogy Planning – Genealogy with a Canadian Twist. I join a panel including Lianne Krüger, Christine Woodcock, and Kaye Prince Hollenberg and hosted by Looking4Ancestor’s Kathryn Lake Hogan. From Kathryn’s site: “We’ll be discussing what methods and items we use to plan, what genealogy conferences and institutes are available, and other things we hope to accomplish this year to make it our best yet.”
2019
23 Nov 2019: Using Evernote for genealogy. Fall Seminar, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society – Saskatoon Branch, Saskatoon, SK.
18 Nov 2019: Where is “home”: Perspectives on Chinese Canada. Presentation to the Asian Diaspora class, Asian American Studies Program; Indiana University; Bloomington, Indiana.
Oct 13-25, 2019: The heritage of Cantonese migration. Tour of the historic area of Sze Yup,Guangdong, China. Not properly a speaking event – more like an interacting event – but such a momentous tour, I feel it deserves some recognition here. See my first post here.
4 May 2019: Using Evernote for genealogy. Genealogy and Tech Seminar, London Drugs, Saskatoon, SK.
11 Mar 2019: A guest blog on Laura Hedgecock’s blog Treasure Chest of Memories: How Understanding Culture Can Help with Genealogy and Storytelling
28 Feb 2019. Storytelling: A day in the life of Saskatoon in 1914. Presented at Winter Stories, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK.
1 Feb 2019: My TV guest spot: talking about the power of a good family story on Lit Happens
2018
12 Dec 2018: My article Genealogy – a Detective Story is published in the winter edition of Prairies North Magazine, Saskatchewan. See The story behind the story “Genealogy – a Detective Story”
28 Nov 2018 – Creating an authentic voice. Presentation to the Asian American Studies Program; Indiana University; Bloomington, Indiana, USA.
1 Oct 2018, Volume 3, Issue 10. Chinese Canadian research tips. Article. British Columbia Genealogical Society Newsletter. Richmond, BC.
20 Sep 2018: Using Evernote for Genealogy. Presentation to the Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogy Society; Saskatoon, SK.
12 Aug 2018: Past Presence announced the winner of the first ever genealogy contest in Saskatchewan, we have a winner. Saskatoon, SK.
2017
27 Sep 2017: An uncertain homecoming – civil rights and the Chinese in Canada. Presentation to the Asian American Studies Program; Indiana University; Bloomington, Indiana.
28 Jun 2017: Canada’s history, the CBC, and me. CBC Radio interview with host Peter Mills about the fight for civil rights for the Chinese in Canada. Saskatoon, SK.
Lifelong learning
2023
2 May 2023: “Chinese Canadian Genealogy Resources,” Vancouver Public Library and Library and Archives Canada. Webinar. Min Hanford and Valerie Casbourn.
19 Mar 2023: “Finding Treasures in Academic Libraries,” Seattle Genealogical Society. Webinar. Jill Morelli.
16 Mar 2023: “Family tree software,” Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Linda Suveges.
26 Jan 2023: “The Canadian Northern Railway – Western Canada’s Pioneer Highway,” Edmonton Branch, Alberta Genealogical Society. Webinar. S.I. (Shawn) Smith, Volunteer Director of the Canadian Northern Society.
17 Jan 2023: “GBA Chat re Business,” Genealogy Business Alliance, Facebook group. Facebook Live event, 75 mins.
2022
20 Oct 2022: Google Translate and Genealogy: What You Should Be Using Instead. Florida State Genealogical Society Poolside Chats. Webinar. Katherine Schober.
13 Oct 2022: Diversifying Your Educational Offerings: Creating, Editing, and Publishing Online Instructional Videos. Association of Professional Genealogists. Webinar. Tamara Hallo.
Oct 5 – Nov 30, 2022: ICAPGEN Level 2 Study Group. International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists. Study Group.
14 Jul 2022: Submission of Level One Project. International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists.
9 Jul 2022: Creating a family tree with webtrees. Chinese Family History Group. Webinar. Doug Joe.
27 Apr 2022: Recovering Lytton: a Conversation with Lorna Fandrich, John Haugen and Heidi Swierenga. Chinese Canadian Historical Society. Webinar.
25 Apr 2022: Edvard August Schüth: An Accidental Biography. Toronto Branch, Ontario Ancestors. Webinar. Paul Jones.
Feb 9 – Apr 13 2022: Writing and Documenting for Peer Review. Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG) Academy for Professionals 2022. Coordinated by Karen Mauer Jones, with Catherine Desmarais, Paul Graham, Thomas W. Jones, and Angela Packer McGhie. Ten weekly sessions, 9 Feb to 13 Apr, 11-3 pm, 40 hrs instruction plus 30 hrs homework.
24 Jan 2022: Distorted descent: white claims to Indigenous identity. Toronto Branch, Ontario Ancestors. Webinar. Dr. Darryl Leroux.
Jan 6 -Apr 28 2022: ICAPGen Study Group, International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists. Sessions 20 Jan, 10 Feb, 3 Mar, 24 Mar, 14 Apr, 28 Apr. Approximately 15-20 hrs/week (240-320 total hours).
2021
19 Oct 2021: The Chinese Question: The Gold Rushes and Global Politics. American Ancestors. Webinar. Mae Ngai.
1 Oct 2021: The Six. Vancouver International Film Festival online. Documentary. Official website here.
16 Sep 2021: Genealogy in Canada’s western provinces. FamilySearch. Webinar. Racheal Minns Kay.
8 Sep 2021: Why-how-when do you resort to hiring a professional to conquer that brick wall? British Columbia Genealogy Society. Webinar. Presented by Eunice Robinson and co-created by Kim Kujawski and Linda Yip.
2 Sep 2021: Genealogy and the law (Canada). Ontario Chapter, Association of Professional Genealogists. Webinar. Dr. Margaret Ann Wilson.
17 Aug 2021: Chinatown: Past and Present. Heritage Toronto. Virtual tour. Arlene Chan.
4 Jun 2021: Clarity in marketing for service-based entrepreneurs. The Resilient Entrepreneur. Webinar. Daria Malin.
29 May 2021: The Pender Guy Radio Collective, 1976-1981: The Reunion Show. LiterAsian. Webinar. Paul Yee, Ramona Mar, Tommy Tao, Jeannie Young, Christy Fong, Rachel Lau, June Chow. Moderated by Winnie L. Cheung
22 May 2021: Researching the world of Chinese documents. Chinese Family History Group of Southern California. Presenter: Tony King.
1 May 2021: Ancestors in our attics. Pacific Canada Heritage Centre – Museum of Migration. Webinar. Presenter: Catherine Clement.
28 Apr 2021: Discovering my roots: A Chinese Canadian perspective. Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto Branch. Webinar. Presenter: Arlene Chan.
10 Apr 2021: “Saltwater City” The beginnings with Paul Yee. Chinese Canadian Historical Society of British Columbia. Featuring: Paul Yee.
20 Mar 2021: Who is Shee 氏? Chinese Family History Group of Southern California. Webinar. Presenters: Zack Wilske and Marisa Louie Lee.
9 Mar 2021: Learning to use foreign language newspapers without knowing Foreign Languages. Family History Library, Oakland, CA, USA. Virtual class. Presenter: Karina Robinson.
Feb 25-27, 2021: RootsTech. Some titles I’ll be watching out for are: Chinese genealogy research: reading and understanding jiapu (China); Documenting underrepresented family stories (Asia); Going back to Japan (basic family history for all Nikkeijin) (Japan); and Paula Madison’s story of Chinese diaspora finding her roots (China). FamilySearch.org.
6 Feb 2021: Importance of Past and Present for a Future. Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Webinar. Presenter: Carol LaFayette-Boyd.
Jan 24-28 2021: Introduction to genetic genealogy. Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy and the Utah Genealogical Society. Virtual week long program. Coordinator: Paul Woodbury; with Angie Bush, Melissa Johnson, Gretchen Jorgensen, Leah Larkin, Dana Leeds, and Karen Stanbary.
21 Jan 2021: Get Your Life Back: Organizational Tools for the Professional Genealogist. Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy and the Utah Genealogical Society. Virtual workshop. Presenter: Jessica Taylor.
13 Jan 2021 – Where should I put my family history? Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Saskatoon, SK. Webinar. Presenter: Eunice Robinson.
2020
8 Dec 2020. Speaking in a Post – COVID World. Grant Cardone. Webinar.
25 Nov 2020. The Phil Lind Initiative: Ibram X. Kendi and Jesmyn Ward In Conversation. UBC School of Public Policy and Global Affairs. Vancouver, BC, Canada. Webinar. Speakers: Ibram X. Kendi and Jesmyn Ward.
19 Nov 2020. What’s New at the Provincial Archives? Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Saskatoon, SK. Webinar. Speakers: Jeremy Mohr & Teresa Redlick.
25 Oct 2020. Communication Training Program for Professionals & Students (CTPPS). The Speech Language Network, Saskatoon, SK. Presenter: One day workshop. Kara Broks, Founder.
26 Sep 2020: Chinese Diaspora: Chinese Immigration Records in Australia, Canada, The Kingdom of Hawaii. Chinese Family History Group of Southern California. Webinar. Presenter: Marisa Louie Lee.
31 Aug 2020: Ask an Expert: Library and Archives Canada. Ancestry Canada Live on Facebook. Presenter: Megan Butcher.
22 Aug 2020: Why can’t I understand Auntie? An Introductory Conversation on Navigating Chinese Dialects. California Genealogical Society and the Chinese Family History Group of Southern California. Webinar. Presenter: Patrick Chew.
20 Aug 2020: Recording oral histories, Densho. Webinar. Part of the Digital genealogy series with Linda Harms Okazaki and Densho. Presenter: Tom Ikeda.
25 Jul 2020: Family history from a distance. Pacific Canada Heritage Centre – Museum of Migration Society in partnership with UBC ACAM and INSTRCC at UBC. Workshop. Presenter: Henry Yu. Follow up to webinar on 27 Jun to discuss results of family history interview projects. I made a movie!
6 Jul 2020: A seat at the table: Chinese Iimmigraiton and British Columbia. Chinese Canadian Historical Society of BC. Annual general meeting and webinar. Presenter: Denise Fong.
30 Jul 2020: Oh Canadiana! Genealogy with a Canadian Twist. Webinar. Presenter: Kathryn Lake Hogan. Getting more from the free Héritage Canadiana site of 40M records.
27 Jul 2020: Family history from a distance. Pacific Canada Heritage Centre – Museum of Migration Society in partnership with UBC ACAM and INSTRCC at UBC. Workshop. Presenter: Henry Yu. Interviewing techniques for interviewing family at a distance. Homework: do something creative with the results.
8 Jul 2020: On the clock: Demystifying the BCG portfolio process. The Certification Discussion Group (CDG) Series. Webinar. Presenter: Jill Morelli.
18 Jun 2020: Navigating websites, Densho. Webinar. Part of the Digital genealogy series with Linda Harms Okazaki and Densho. Presenter: Linda Harms Okazaki.
30 May 2020: Online – 20th Century Immigration and Naturalization Records. California Genealogical Society and the Chinese Family History Group of Southern California. Webinar. Presenter: Marisa Louie Lee.
28 May 2020: Chinese Exclusion Act Case files: a treasure trove of original documents. California Genealogical Society and the Chinese Family History Group of Southern California. Webinar. Presenter: Trish Hackett Nicola.
30 Apr 2020: Introduction to family genealogy, Densho. Webinar. Part of the Digital genealogy series with Linda Harms Okazaki and Densho. Presenters: Linda Harms Okazaki and Tom Ikeda.
28 Apr 2020: The Joys and Challenges of Chinese American Research. New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. Webinar. Presenter: Grant Din.
23 Apr 2020: A seat at the table: history as a forward-looking process. Chinese Canadian Historical Society of British Columbia. Online lecture. Presenter: Henry Yu.
16 Apr 2020: Uncovering your loyalist roots. Ancestry Extra. Webinar. Presenter: Lesley Anderson.
14 Apr 2020: Ontario ancestors. Ancestry Extra. Webinar. Presenters: Lesley Anderson and Steve Fulton.
Jan 12-17, 2020: Chinese ancestry: Research methods and sources. Week long program. Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy and the Utah Genealogical Society. Salt Lake City, UT. Instructors: Kelly Summers, Eric Leach, Marisa Louie Lee, Anthony King, and Melvin P. Thatcher.