The Road to Better SSDI Access Goes Through All Fifty States
A stretch of road between California and Nevada, photograph by Dan Thorburn, used under Creative Commons license, https://www.fli [...]
Fifty Years of Credentialing: Presentations Available
In the "B. C." era (Before Credentialing) genealogical fraud was rampant. Two organizations sought to give confidence to the publi [...]
RPAC Report, January 2014
Courtesy of Microsoft Office. By Barbara Mathews, CG® BCG's Representative to the Records Preservation and Access Committee [...]
New Board-Certified Genealogist: Darcie M. Hind Posz, Washington, D.C.
Darcie M. Hind Posz, CG Darcie M. Hind Posz of Washington, D.C. has earned the credential of Certified GenealogistSM. The newest [...]
RPAC Report, August 2013
Jan Meisels Allen presenting at IAJGS 2013. Photograph © Barbara Mathews. By Barbara Mathews, CG® The three societies that a [...]
Please Welcome Rebecca Koford as a Board-certified Genealogist
Rebecca Whitman Koford, CG Rebecca Whitman Koford of Mt. Airy, Maryland, earned the credential of Certified GenealogistSM this m [...]
Elizabeth Shown Mills to present Leary Distinguished Lecture at NGS 2013
The BCG Education Fund announced that the 2013 Leary Distinguished Lecturer at the NGS Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, is Elizabe [...]
RPAC Report, March 2013
Courtesy of Microsoft Office. By Barbara Mathews, CG® My friends will attest that two of my burning concerns are the pres [...]
Will You Be Able to Attend a BCG Certification Seminar in 2013?
BCG board members and local Board-certified genealogists often offer certification seminars at national and regional conferences. [...]
Debbie Parker Wayne now a Board-certified genealogical lecturer
Debbie Parker Wayne received the Certified GenealogistSM credential in 2010 and the Certified Genealogical LecturerSM credentia [...]
Why Become Certified? Reasons Vary
"Why become certified?" is a question every person who has learned about BCG has asked. To help answer this, several Board-certifi [...]