SBVC Anthropology Department

06/30/2022

Pandemics. Climate change. Migration. Global media. International security. Culture change. Interested in globalization and global problem-solving?
Consider GLOBAL STUDIES 101 for Fall 2022.

08/10/2021

https://www.npr.org/2021/06/21/1008784974/kit-kat-puppies-and-masks-anthro-vision

Let "anthro-vision" inspire your creative problem-solving! Anthropology courses are open, have zero text costs, and are completely online. Some are self-paced. Starting 8/16 San Bernardino Valley College SBVC

What do Kit Kat, dog food, and mask wearing have in common? You'll find the answer in the new book Anthro-Vision. We speak with its author, journalist and anthropologist, Gillian Tett.

07/27/2021

https://hbr.org/podcast/2021/06/what-anthropologists-can-teach-us-about-work-culture

Global thinking. Locally applied insight. More empathy and creativity for more just and just better politics and practices.

A conversation with University of Pennsylvania anthropologist Greg Urban on better understanding people, teams, and organizations.

07/27/2021

SBVC Anthropology Department is ready to get started in Fall 2021! Online classes. No textbook costs. Start dates 8/16 and 8/30. Bringing back ANTHRO 125 Language and Culture along with regular course offerings ANTHRO 106 Biological Anthropology, ANTHRO 102 Cultural Anthropology, and ANTHRO 110 Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion. Want to study human beliefs and diversity and how you can bring more empathy and creativity to your workplace? Check out an ANTHRO class!

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05/11/2021

05/11/2021

The American Anthropological Association opposes the recent introduction of more than 100 anti-transgender and transgender youth bills in 33 states across the nation. The proposed bills are attempts to directly criminalize the provision of gender-affirming healthcare, redefine child abuse to include...

04/22/2021

01/22/2021

SBVC Anthropology professors are dedicated to facilitating empathetic conversation and transformation. Want to talk about representation in media? Let us know your thoughts.

Colorblindness does not contribute to the dismantling of racism, but on-screen narratives and images do provide a way for audiences and consumers to imagine and dream a more just and equal world.

Bridgerton wants to have Black characters while handwaving the reality of racism. Should it?

01/21/2021

Interested in talking with SBVC Anthro Profs? Help with classes, questions about the field, ideas about current events, advice for Anthropology majors, etc.

Email [email protected] to request Zoom link for group chat on Feb 5 11am.

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