Description
Family stories help shape how we understand ourselves and see the world. In this three-part class, learn about the importance of stories as well as how to glean stories from family and gather information using tools like genealogical research, and other non-technical skills. Limited enrollment.
Marc Davidson received his PhD in education from University of New Mexico (educational thought and sociocultural studies.) He has served as a professional counselor, health educator, and sexuality educator in various educational institutions. Upon retirement, he dove into ancestor research and genealogy studies through the Albuquerque Public Library system. Davidson focuses on research that delves into family histories, stories, and first hand accounts.
