Giving back: serving as President of PHNN
Personal historians produce books, videos, and/or audio recordings about people's lives.
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Clémence R. Scouten
Speaking Events in 2022
List of family history and legacy related speaking events in 2022.
Clémence R. Scouten
Interview with Ray Loewe
Clémence Scouten podcast interview with Ray Loewe.
Clémence R. Scouten
Three myths that sabotage your legacy
Legacy is storytelling. How will you tell your story?
Clémence R. Scouten
Interview with Ashley Owens
It was such a thrill to be interviewed on TV! Big thanks again to Ashley. If you don't know her, she is a networking "concierge" but...
Clémence R. Scouten
Speaking events in 2020
Family history speaking events in 2020.
Margaret Gerety & Clemence Scouten
Your legacy project: add meaning to your estate planning & figure out what’s really important
Being intentional about your legacy can transform your entire experience around planning for death.
Clémence R. Scouten
Writing Your Memoir: DIY vs. hiring a memoir service
Should you hire a service or write your memoir yourself? Here are the pros and cons.
Margaret Gerety & Clemence Scouten
Using a Design Thinking Mindset to Inspire your Next Legacy
Design thinking strategies will help get you unstuck in your next family history project.
Clémence R. Scouten
Save your sanity, and your family history!
Double down on family time by starting a family history project.
Clémence R. Scouten
Gone with the wind… what is lost when family history isn’t saved
Don't let family history slip through your fingers.
Clémence R. Scouten
Preserve memories, not stuff
Family history is made of stories.
Clémence R. Scouten
That's not junk! Oh, wait...
Family archives: keep or toss? How will you curate your family history?
Clémence R. Scouten
Family legacy is good communication
Good communication is at the heart of every relationship.
Clémence R. Scouten
Not just a stack of old letters...
If you’re hesitating about what to do with old family letters don’t dismiss them yet.
Clémence R. Scouten
Estate planning: here's what you missed
Don't overlook the most meaningful part of estate planning. Integrating family values and family history are a big part of your legacy.
Clémence R. Scouten
Featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer
As mentioned in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Clémence R. Scouten
I can't sell that! It belonged to my grandmother!
How to separate ourselves from sentimental objects, and why we should avoid putting things in storage.
Clémence R. Scouten
Who says it's not interesting?
What makes family history interesting? It's not as complicated as you think.
Clémence R. Scouten
The Value of Sentimental Objects
What should you do with your sentimental objects? Appraise and document them. Here's how...
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