Podcast “Learning to live safely and well”
This podcast is an initiative of the Center for Legal Research at the Faculty of Law of the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico, a CLACSO Member Center, and is developed as part of the community outreach activities of the Doctoral Program in Law, Security, and Human Welfare. Its purpose is to bring academic knowledge closer to society through dialogue with specialists on issues of human security, rights, and well-being.
Episode 1: “Learning to live safely and well”
Jeannette Aguilar Villamariona , PhD candidate in Social Sciences at the National University of Costa Rica, and member of the CLACSO Working Group “Violence in Central America”.
Interviewed by Alejandra Flores Martínez
Episode 2: “Human Security, Gender and the Environment”
Guest: Dr. Ursula Oswald Spring – Host: Dr. Alejandra Flores Martínez
Thinking about human security through the lens of gender and the environment compels us to recognize that we cannot be individually secure in profoundly unequal societies, nor can we build well-being by destroying the environmental conditions that make our own lives possible. Finally, it means acknowledging that we do not all perceive and experience security risks in the same way.
Episode 3: "Human Security and Emotional Infrastructure: A Forward-Looking Vision "
Guest: Dr. Guillermina Baena Paz – Host: Dr. Alejandra Flores Martínez
We generally associate security with the absence of violence, with police, institutions, or protection mechanisms. But perhaps we have paid less attention to what happens within people: our fears, our confidence, our ability to cope with uncertainty, and, especially, our capacity to imagine that another future is possible.
Episode 4: Violence against children raised in single-parent families
Guest: Doctoral Candidate Violeta Estefanía Romero Galván – Host: Dr. Alejandra Flores Martínez
