Virtual Live & Learn
Introduction to Jewish Genealogy
Tues., 6/2, 6/9, 6/16 (10:30 am – 12 noon)

Genealogy is a fun and meaningful activity, especially for those with Jewish roots. It is a mitzvah that connects us with our history and our heritage, and helps us understand who we are. There is more information available on Jewish genealogy now than ever before. Learn about how to get started, where to find the information, how to keep track of it all, and how to connect with others who can help.

Michael Snyder has been doing genealogy for 15 years, and has traced his family back to 1725. His roots are in current-day Lithuania and Ukraine. He has traveled extensively in Eastern Europe.
Sue Fialkoff has been doing genealogy for almost 25 years. She has presented on genealogy  throughout the DC area (including the Smithsonian Associates) and in in New York, and was selected as a speaker for the 2020 International Conference on Jewish Genealogy. Michael and Sue are both active members of the Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington.

Email Shelly for the Zoom link to join the classes.