Presented Virtually by Jennifer Zinck 

What happens when all evidence cannot possibly be correct? The process of assembling evidence may reveal inconsistencies and the Genealogical Proof Standard emphasizes that resolving conflict is essential for credible conclusions. Through case examples, this lecture will help genealogists recognize conflicts and provide strategies to resolve them in order to build family stories that are authentic and accurate.

Jennifer Zinck is a professional genealogist, writer, editor, and educator who combines evidence-based research with a genuine enthusiasm for uncovering the past. She holds the Certified Genealogist® and Certified Genealogical Lecturer® credentials from the Board for Certification of Genealogists and the Accredited Genealogist® and Accredited Genealogist Lecturer™ credentials from ICAPGen. Jennifer specializes in New England research—especially Connecticut—and the analysis and interpretation of DNA evidence. She serves as president of the Connecticut Professional Genealogists Council; as a trustee of the Board for Certification of Genealogists and its representative to the Records Preservation and Access Coalition; and as a member of the Board of Governors of the Connecticut Society of Genealogists and editor of The Connecticut Nutmegger. 

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