IFHS Journal 2025
Writing Family Memories That Engage and Inspire the Next Generation
Co-ordinator/Facilitator: Audrey McKeown, Editor of North Irish Roots Journal
Start Date: Thursdays starting on 29th January until June. Time to be arranged.
Focus: Are you interested in bringing your family history to life? This group (cohort 2) explores creative ways to engage younger generations through story-based writing. Across six monthly sessions, we’ll look at how to move beyond lists of names and dates, experiment with a project-based approach and begin shaping a real family story.
Rather than tackling a full family history, at this stage, the focus will be on developing a Character Study—a focused, narrative portrait of a chosen ancestor. This is a practical ‘hands-on’ course delivered via zoom.
If you are interested in joining, please email NRoots@nifhs.org by 12 January.
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