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Tuesday, June 2 through Thursday, November 12
Institute of Genealogical and Historical Research (IGHR) - 2026 Virtual Weekly Courses (Institutes)
Registration is open.
IGHR one-week courses are being offered virtually during the March - November 2026 time period - varies by course, see information at link below.
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Writing Genealogical Proofs Using Documentary and Genetic Evidence by Karen Stanbary and Thomas W Jones; 10:30 am - 3:45 pm ET; Tuesdays, June 2 - June 30
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Researching Your South Carolina Roots: Finding Family in the Palmetto State by Cheri Hudson Passey, LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson, Brent Holcomb, Kimberly T Powell, Charity C Rouse, Craig R Scott, Drew Smith, and Scott Wilds; 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm, ET, Tuesdays, August 11 - October 6
- Researching New York: Resources and Strategies by Karen Mauer Jones, Jane E Wilcox, Judy G Russell, Thomas W Jones; 11 am - 3:15 pm, Thursdays, September 3 - October 29
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Core Course Two – Intermediate Genealogy and Historical Studies by Debra A Hoffman, Nicole Elder Dyer, Thomas W Jones, Angela Packer McGhie, Teresa Steinkamp McMillin, Kimberly T Powell, Judy G Russell, Karen Stanbary, and Michael L Strauss; 10:30 am - 5:30 pm ET, Thursdays, October 15 - November 12
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Monday, June 22 through Friday, June 26
Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP) - 2026 Virtual (Institutes)
Virtual
GRIP will be providing nine courses virtually for 2026. Course titles and instructors can be seen at GRIP Genealogy Institute. Courses are:
- Advanced DNA Evidence by Blaine Bettinger
- Practical AI For Genealogists: Foundations and First Steps by J Stephen Little
- Navigating Independence: Researching the LIves of Revolutionary War Ancestors by Cheri Daniels
- Not "Just" Farmers: Records, Relationships, and the Reality of Their Lives by Cari Taplin
- Digging Deeper: Records, Tools, and Skills by Paula Stuart-Warren
- Women and Children First!: Research Methods for the Hidden Half of the Family by Judy G Russell
- Marching Toward Change: Reformers, Crises, and Movements the Transformed the 19th and 20th Century America by Katherine R Willson
- The Intentional Genealogist: From Chaos to Clarity by Kelli Jo Bergheimer
- Land, Faith and Family: Navigating Early Ontario and Quebec Reserch by Kathryn Lake Hogan
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Sunday, July 12 through Friday, July 17
Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP) - 2026 In-person (Institutes)
University of Pittsburgh
Registration is open.
- Genetic Networks: Start at the Beginning by Kelli Jo Bergheimer
- Interdisciplinary Civil War Research: The Road to Disunion and Reconstruction, 1820-1877 by Michael L Strauss
- Records Loss: Overcoming Destroyed, Missing, of Non-Extant Records by Kelvin L Meyers
- Surrogates and Substitutes - the 1890 US Census Exemplar by Cecelia McFadden
- Researching Penn's Colony by Sandra Rumble
- Skill-building Practicum for Genealogical Research Success by Sunny Jane Morton
- Advanced AI Techniques for Genealogists: Expanding Your Research Skills by Mark Thompson
- Metes & Bounds: Land Platting by Gerald Smith
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