DIY Family Story Classes and Guided Courses
Learn how to ask better questions, record clean interviews, organize photographs, and turn scattered memories into a project you can actually finish.
A manageable path from idea to keepsake
Most family-history projects stall because the person trying to do them has no clear order of operations. These classes break the work into small steps: choose a scope, prepare questions, record the conversation, collect photographs, organize the material, and decide what the finished keepsake should be.
Use the free 100 life story interview questions to begin, then bring a class to your library, church, club, or family group when you want more guidance.
What families ask
Do I need writing experience?
No. The class is designed for ordinary family members who want a clear process and practical tools.
Can a library or church host a class?
Yes. Classes can be adapted for public programs, community groups, or private family gatherings.
Are materials included?
Depending on the class, participants receive worksheets, interview prompts, checklists, or printable guides.