Take a DNA Test: If you haven't already, consider taking a DNA test to uncover your own genetic ancestry. You can choose from various testing companies like AncestryDNA, 23andMe, or FamilyTreeDNA.

 

DNA Day Sale or Discount: Many DNA testing companies offer discounts or special promotions around DNA Day. Take advantage of these offers to either purchase additional tests for family members or upgrade existing ones.

 

Attend DNA Day Events: Look for DNA Day events hosted by genealogical societies, libraries, or online communities. These events often feature expert speakers, workshops, and opportunities to connect with other genealogists interested in DNA research.

 

Share Your DNA Journey: Share your DNA testing experience and genealogical discoveries on social media or genealogy forums or family members. You may inspire others to explore their own genetic heritage or find distant relatives who share common ancestors.

 

Start a DNA Research Project: Launch a DNA research project focused on a specific branch of your family tree or a particular ancestral mystery. Collaborate with relatives who have tested their DNA and work together to analyze and interpret the results.

 

Educate Others: Use DNA Day as an opportunity to educate friends and family members about the role of DNA testing in genealogy. You could give presentations, share articles or videos, or simply have conversations about the benefits of DNA testing for understanding family history.