Family

During Family History Month, it seemed right to revisit Jordan Carroll’s story.Jordan always loved his family’s stories. From a young age, he’d soak up anecdotes from relatives. Growing up in...

23andMe helps a woman find her family, reuniting her with three siblings and letting her learn about her mother who died tragically at a young age.

Abandoned in Korea, siblings Justin and Renee reunite after 34 years later using 23andMe.

Spit, a new 23andMe’s new podcast with iHeart Radio, is hosted by the writer, comedian and cultural critic, Baratunde Thurston, in conversation with artists, scientists and thinkers talking about how DNA testing is changing perspectives about identity, family, and race.

23andMe Genetic Clubs in colleges across the country will be hosting a free screenings of the new documentary film, Thank You for Coming by Sarah Lamm, as well as a Q&A with the director.

Ryan used 23andMe to help him find his biological parents, after decades of searching.

Sarah Biggers hadn’t been looking for a mother. She already had one.“I didn’t have a need to find my birth family,” she said.But when she became pregnant, the fact that...

23andMe’s new Ancestry Report has reimagined how you see these relatives not just matching you with people with whom you share pieces of DNA, but putting those matches into context that tells you something about yourself.

Maria Biskie spent her life searching. Born in the Philippines in 1973, she never knew her father. In her lowest moments, she’d longed to have him by her side. That...

23andMe CEO Ann Wojcicki explains how genetic testing and DNA Ancestry is highlighting our common humanity.