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URBAN FOREST MONITOR SUMMER 2007 PUBLISHED BY T H E S AC R A M E N TO T R E E F O U N NATION INSIDE Dr. Hangar Martha in Sacramento BACK to Our Roots SPECIAL MESSAGE est. 1982 From the Desk of the

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1. Reflect on your past: Take some time to think about your upbringing, cultural heritage, and the values that were instilled in you while growing up. Consider the traditions, customs, and practices that were a part of your roots.
2. Research and learn: Conduct in-depth research about your heritage, ancestry, and cultural background. Dive into the history, traditions, and practices of your ancestors. Look for books, documentaries, online resources, and even connect with experts or community members who can provide valuable insights.
3. Embrace your roots: Embracing your roots involves integrating the knowledge and understanding you gained about your heritage into your daily life. This can include adopting traditional practices, celebrating cultural festivals, cooking traditional recipes, or even learning the language of your ancestors.
4. Connect with your community: Join cultural organizations or local community groups that promote and preserve your heritage. Engage in activities and events that enable you to connect with others who share your cultural background. This may involve participating in traditional dances, music performances, or community celebrations.
5. Pass it on: Share your newfound knowledge and appreciation for your roots with your family, especially younger generations. Teach them about their heritage and encourage them to embrace it. This can be done through storytelling, cooking traditional meals together, visiting cultural sites, or attending cultural events.

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1. Anyone seeking a sense of identity: For individuals who feel disconnected or lost in a rapidly changing world, embracing their roots can provide a sense of belonging and identity. Exploring one's cultural heritage can help affirm who they are and where they come from.
2. Immigrants and their descendants: Immigrants and their descendants often face the challenge of balancing their cultural heritage with assimilation into a new society. Going back to their roots can help them maintain a strong connection to their original culture and strengthen their identity.
3. Cultural enthusiasts and history buffs: Individuals with a deep interest in history, culture, and traditions may feel a strong urge to explore and understand their roots. They find fulfillment in learning about their ancestors' way of life, their values, and the traditions they upheld.
4. Those seeking a deeper understanding of themselves: Connecting with one's roots can be a transformative journey of self-discovery. It allows individuals to gain a better understanding of their values, beliefs, and the factors that shaped them. This self-awareness can lead to personal growth and a stronger sense of purpose.
5. Future generations: By embracing our roots and passing down cultural knowledge to younger generations, we ensure the preservation of our heritage for future years. It allows them to have a strong sense of identity and a connection to their ancestors, ensuring that cultural traditions and values are not lost over time.

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The purpose of back to our roots is to help individuals reconnect with their roots, explore their cultural heritage, and preserve ancestral traditions.

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Participants in the back to our roots program may be required to report on their ancestry, cultural practices, and experiences reconnecting with their roots.

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