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| Source: RootsTech. |
The schedule for RootsTech 2026 is now available on the conference website. Unlike last year, I'll be following RootsTech online and on a delay this year as my own meeting will be happening at the same time in Mumbai, India. Maybe the timing will work for 2027's edition of RootsTech to be back in person.
While the timing of some sessions may change, for me being online only, I've gone ahead and selected 36 sessions that I definitely want to try to watch (or view later after I'm back from India). I'm not surprised to see many sessions on artificial intelligence and genealogy, and DNA, but there does seem to be a trend of interesting sessions focused on German research, Mexico/Latin America research, and case studies. I am also hoping some of the sessions that are currently listed as in-person only might be available on a delay for online viewing through the RootsTech platform.
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