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Discovering your family's past can be both exciting and deeply meaningful!
This interactive genealogy presentation is designed to help participants research their African American ancestors by exploring key historical records, community resources, and family connections. We’ll share family stories and collaboratively identify tips and strategies for using essential genealogy tools. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced researcher, this session will provide valuable strategies and insights to help you uncover your roots. Join us for an engaging and informative session where your personal discoveries can lead to a deeper understanding of your family's journey!
Kamia Jackson embarked on her genealogical journey in 2020, and what started as a quest to uncover her ancestry swiftly blossomed into a fervent passion. She is the Vice-President of the Indiana African American Genealogy Group (IAAGG), having previously served as the Program Committee Chair. Kamia is dedicated to preserving African American history and volunteers as a researcher for the Kentucky US Colored Troops Project.
Originally from Cincinnati, Kamia relocated to Indianapolis in the early 90s. When she’s not doing genealogy, she enjoys attending concerts, traveling, and cherishing moments as Gigi with her beloved grandchildren.
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