Anthropology Blogs By David John Sam

Anthropology of Human Culture

"Everyone deserves the chance to shine!"

The Mission

Welcome to David John Sam's blog on Human Culture, an Anthropological initiative to promote Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion(DEI) among the youth. We use Anthropological strategies for unearthing the stories of diverse cultures. Through further exploration of Anthropology, DEI becomes not just textbook principles, but the very tools to unlock a deeper understanding of ourselves. The mission of my blog is to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion by delving ourselves in different cultures and societies.
Diverse group of people with hands, wrists and arms interlinked, representing solidarity and teamwork

Our Initiatives

Indian statues protecting the temple

Cultural Impact Research

Study the traditions and lifestyles of different cultures

Historical Site Preservation

Historical Site Preservation

Support the local museums in preserving the cultural artifacts

Maraca, an indigenous instrument of power

Community Engagement

Empower the youth for raising the awareness for equity

Ethnographic Field Studies

Ethnographic Field Studies

Increase involvement in schools for learning about different  societies

About Us

The 'Anthropology of Human Culture' is an Anthropological initiative started by David John Sam, an IB diploma student from Quarry Lane Highschool to empower the youth in our community. The primary mission is to raise awareness to address the needs of different identity groups. We address the DEI challenges in our society through the lens of Anthropology. We are passionate about promoting diversity and inclusion in our society.  As the DEI Advocates, we unearth the stories of diverse communities around the globe from the past, present, and even future!  For us, diversity, equity, and inclusion aren't just abstract concepts but are the tools we use to build a more complete picture of humanity. Through this initiative, we unlock the opportunities for possible innovation and progress that a truly inclusive society holds.

Archaeological site at Marcahuasi.
Join us in creating an inclusive community for all.
Join