THE 20TH ANNUAL AFRICAN AMERICAN GENEALOGY SEMINAR

Embracing The Past: Keeping Our History Alive

Saturday, March 14, 2026
8:30 AM - 1:30 PM PST

KEYNOTE SPEAKER – Bernice Alexander Bennett

Bernice is a nationally recognized speaker whose work bridges family history, public health, and community heritage. Through her research, writing, and speaking, Bernice Alexander Bennett continues to inspire others to explore, document, and share their ancestral stories with accuracy, dignity, and heart.

Featured Speaker:
• Roots Tech
• Afro American Historical & Genealogical
Society
• National Genealogical Society
• Legacy Family Tree
• And More...

Genealogy Educator:
• MAAGI

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Genealogy is about Collecting Dates, Places & Relations

Family History is about Stories, Relationships, & Lives Behind the Dates

The Greater Sacramento African American Genealogy Society

The Greater Sacramento African American Genealogy Society objective is one of progressively expanding awareness of the community's thirst for education and knowledge about one's ancestry and promoting the methods of researching family roots. Since 2005, the annual Family History Seminar has provided just the right blend of introductory instruction in genealogy, black history, and the current technology for advanced research.

The seminar timing of being presented each March is a strategy capturing the residual fervor aroused each February when Black History Month is celebrated throughout the nation. With its track record of consistently high caliber program delivery, the African American Family History Seminar is a yearly coming together of genealogy devotees from the Greater Sacramento Region, the Bay Area, and the Central Valley. Testimonials have sung the praises of the Seminar's value to hundreds of people each year. Comments such as "it was fantastic, great for beginners""instructors were engaging and well informed""very well organized""all sessions were excellent""wonderful gift of knowledge""extraordinary conference".

For more information on African American Family History research options, to becoming a volunteer, committee member or sponsor contact: info@aafhs.com.