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Too many photos—whether on your laptop or your phone—is just digital clutter. The key to keeping your digital photo library under control is to make a regular habit of culling images, just like professional photographers do.
Read moreToo many photos is just digital clutter. Get your total number of images down and gain easy access to the ones worth saving with these easy pro tips.
Read moreThere is no definitive history, and we as oral historians and storytellers have a responsibility to preserve the truth amidst biases and shifting perspectives.
There’s more to photo organizing than getting messy piles of pictures under control—with organization comes peace of mind that your photo memories are safeguarded.
Read moreHow to get your print and digital images organized so you can find your faves, any time. Whatever your reason for not doing it yet (overwhelm?!), here's help!
Read moreScience says kids who know family stories have less anxiety and greater well-being. Follow 5 easy steps to create short family stories to share with your kids.
America is at a crossroads in reckoning with race—will we continue on the track we’ve been on, or choose a path that includes everyone’s stories and acknowledges how we’re all connected?
Read moreWe’re all responsible for dismantling racism. That starts with how we tell our own stories. Asking good questions—and being okay with uncomfortable answers—helps, too.
Read moreChoosing photos for your memoir or family history book is part art, part craft. Follow our step-by-step process to help curate images that best tell your story.
Start every sentence with the evocative words “I remember…” and your pen will move feverishly across your journal pages, I promise.
Read moreCheck out these brief autobiographical writings, all starting with "I remember," to see how this two-word prompt can turbo-charge your own life story writing.
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