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46th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy

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Submission deadline: September 16, 2026
Event date: April 4, 2027
Format: Virtual
Location: Virtual
Compensation: Paid

About this call

The 46th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy brings a global community together virtually from April 4–6, 2027. It seeks fresh or updated presentations on Jewish communities, migration, research methods and technology, DNA, artificial intelligence, and storytelling. Speakers can propose pre-recorded lectures, panel discussions, or live virtual small-group workshops. Primary presenters and lead moderators receive complimentary registration, and session honorariums are offered.

Topics

Jewish communitiesMigrationGenealogical research methods and technologyDNAArtificial intelligenceStorytelling

Audience

Jewish genealogy researchers and the global IAJGS community

Session formats

Pre-recorded regular lecturesPanel discussionsLive virtual small-group workshops