As family historians we want the information and stories we gather and the conclusions that we draw to reflect historical reality as closely as possible, otherwise our precious research is likely to be more fiction than fact.
Learn how the Genealogical Proof Standard (GPS) can help ensure your family history is trustworthy and longstanding.
Find out about the supporting standards, a set of sensible and practical guidelines for the processes we use in genealogy.
This talk can help you to have confidence in your family history.

About the Presenter
Charlotte Sale

It all began when Charlotte offered to help her mother update the Australian branch of the family tree back in the 1990’s. The family history bug bit deeply and she’s now researched her family’s lives in more than ten different counties around the world. She is presently undertaking the Society of Australian Genealogists’ Diploma in Family Historical Studies, having begun her genealogical training with the National Institute for Genealogical Studies in 2012. She has completed the ProGen Study Groups program, working with the text Professional Genealogy edited by Elizabeth Shown-Mills, as well as short courses with the University of Tasmania, Pharos, and the University of Strathclyde.

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