Contents with the tag:
Anthropology
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This is how young people from conflict zones understand peace
Living in the areas and listening to people: the keys to understanding peace from the populations who live there.
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The research that wants to break the cycle of poverty and mental health issues for young people
The Universidad de los Andes and four other international universities are carrying out a research project that is looking to strengthen public policies for young people.
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Millennials in Bogotá: decisions for the future
A Los Andes study reveals that two out of three young people in Bogotá who neither study nor work (the so-called 'NEETs') are female. What has caused this phenomenon?
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Volunteers from Los Andes draw smiles in prison
Inmates from the La Picota prison were given medical care and training in first aid thanks to the Uniandes Volunteer Program. Find out the story.
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The paradox of fake news
William Mazzarella, expert in political anthropology, was in Los Andes analyzing this phenomenon that is becoming ever more common.
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Analysis: one hundred years after the Russian Revolution
Article by Hugo Fazio Vengoa, dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, on the nine months of Russian revolution (February to October 1917).
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“Feminism has given women control over their lives” - Sandra Harding
The philosopher and feminist Sandra Harding, from the University of California, speaks about the impact feminism has had on society, the relevance of philosophy, and the importance of diversity.
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Uniandes, best performance as measured by Saber Pro for 26 undergraduate programs
Students from business administration, medicine, law, and civil and environmental engineering had the highest overall scores in the exam.