MEMBER Benefits |
The SAG is a community of family historians - amateurs & professionals side by side. Exclusive Family History Resources Access Australia’s largest dedicated family history library with over 70,000 items, including rare manuscripts and unique collections. Education, Training & Publications Benefit from subsidised webinars, courses, and events offering over 140 hours of included annual learning opportunities. Community & Peer Support Join a vibrant network of volunteers and researchers who power our Library, courses, archives, and groups. Gain mentoring and peer support across specialised topics, DNA research, and software groups, and connect through members-only events in Sydney or online. Global Expertise Stay ahead with insights from our expert staff and volunteers who track the latest technologies and trends in family history. Enjoy direct access to statutory authorities, corporate partners, and international experts through the Society’s professional networks. |
Courses & Programs available in 2026
Digital Skills Program Online conferences in 2026 Breaking Down Brick Walls (Pt 1) - 14 March Breaking Down Brick Walls (Pt 2): Using IT, AI & DNA - 20 June "Sharing Your Stories" - 30 May "English & Scottish Ancestors" - 1 & 2 July In-person conference in 2026 Convict Descendents Reclaim Their Stories - 5 & 6 November Special projects Included online webinar series SAG Book Club/Meet the Author Family History Connect (+ in-person sessions) Friday Hang Outs with the SAG Knowledge Nights alongside special events and our Webinar Library. | AI & IT Special Interest Family Tree Maker Users Legacy Users DNA Research - Tools in Practice DNA Research - Discussion Genealogical DNA Analysis Tool (GDAT) Users General Research (via Basecamp) The Writing Group Shut Up & Write Family History Aotearoa New Zealand Research Caribbean and South American Research Chinese Australian Research Colonial Australia Research English Research Indian and South Asian Research Interest Irish Research One Place Focus Scottish Research Source Citations USA & Canada Research |