The six talks delivered at the Genetics and Genealogy Workshop at the Archives of Ontario in September are now available to watch on YouTube.
The all-day workshop was hosted by Professor Julia Creet of York University, who created the workshop to help people better understand the evolving and critically important subject of genetics and genealogy. She brought together six experts in genealogy, genetics, racial identity, indigenous DNA, privacy and medical ethics to present 20-minute talks for a live and streamed audience.
Part 1 — Introduction
Part 2 — Where Genealogy Meets Genetics by Susan Young
Part 3 — The Science of Genetic Genealogy by Hendrik Poinar
Part 4 — Genetic Genealogy & Racial and Identity by Wendy Roth
Part 5 — The Invention of Indigenous Ancestry by Darryl Leroux
Part 6 — Privacy and Genetic Genealogy by Kieran O’Doherty
Part 7 — The Ethics of Bio-Data and Genetic Genealogy by François Baylis
Part 8 — Closing discussion
