Tacoma FamilySearch Center presents the
4th Annual Tacoma African American Family History Event

Family Ties That Unite Us

Saturday, March 22, 2025
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

“Our mission is to Connect our African American Community to their Ancestors through the Tacoma FamilySearch Center.” 

Are you interested in learning more about your family lineage?
Have you ever tried to start your family tree and run into more questions about your roots?
Come learn how to use FamilySearch and other great tools available for you to use. 
This FREE workshop will be held on Saturday March 22, 2025, from 9AM to 2PM at the
Tacoma FamilySearch Center, 1102 S Pearl St. in Tacoma WA.
A free lunch will be served to attendees. 

2025 Keynote Speakers  & Presenters

Learn More

Keynote

Ethelda Burke

Presenter

Tamu Smith

Presenter

Andre Escalante

Youth Keynote

Malando & Lynese Redeemer

Presenter

Markal Harris
Conga artist

Location

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

1102 S Pearl St., Tacoma, WA 98465

The Tacoma Family Search Center is located at the South end of the building, opposite side of the YMCA.

Did you miss our previous events
Check out our past Keynote and Presenters

Why do family research? 

 Connection with ancestors can come from the stories our families and friends tell.

Come learn how to save special memories.
Genealogy helps build past and present relationships.

10 Steps to Reclaiming

Your African Roots

Need help NOW?

Join us for the 

African American Family History Focus Group

Every 3rd Tuesday at 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Location: Tacoma Family Search Center

1102 S. Pearl St.

 

Don't forget to create an account on FamilySearch!

 

Check out Rootstech
"discover
March 6 - 8, 2025

Register now at rootstech.org

What to expect from RootsTech?
A family history conference.  An on-demand learning library.  "This years theme is DISCOVER- one word, endless possiblities.  Join them online or in person in Salt Lake City to discover your story, explore your connections, and uncover what makes you, you!" 
RootsTech by FamilySearch