June 27, 2026
Archoral attended the GA Genealogy Society Seminar to connect with genealogists and family historians passionate about preserving, organizing, and sharing family history, stories, records, and media.
May 27–30, 2026
Archoral attended the NGS Family History Conference to connect with genealogists, family historians, and preservation professionals dedicated to organizing, preserving, and sharing family history, records, stories, and media.
April 30–May 2, 2026
Archoral attended the OGS Conference to connect with genealogists, family historians, and researchers interested in transforming family history materials into a connected archive.
April 27–28, 2026
Archoral attended this event to explore how preservation, storytelling, and structured digital archives can support older adults, families, care communities, educators, and preservation partners.
At RootsTech, one message clearly resonated: people want family history tools that help them represent relationships more fully. Archoral helps preserve not only lineage, but also the broader network of meaningful relationships that shape every story.
You don’t need to finish your family history to begin preserving it. Archoral is built for real life—where memories surface in fragments, time is limited, and progress happens slowly. There’s no pressure to do everything at once. One profile, a few photos, or a single remembered detail is enough to start. Archoral holds unfinished work with care, letting small steps grow into something meaningful over time. Starting, even imperfectly, is already an act of care.
April 9–12, 2026
Archoral attended the Southern Gerontological Society Conference, supporting conversations around aging, memory, dignity, care communities, lived experience, and intergenerational storytelling.
March 5–7, 2026
Meet Archoral at RootsTech 2026 and see how families, genealogists, and preservation partners can build living archives that connect profiles, media, relationships, places, stories, and records.
February 18–20, 2026
Archoral attended the TCCTA Conference to share how structured digital preservation can support storytelling, education, memory work, family history, and community-based archive projects.
November 8, 2025
Archoral attended the Arkansas Library Symposium, connecting with library professionals and preservation advocates working to help families and communities organize, preserve, and share stories, records, and media.
