DCAF - Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance

In this episode, we speak to Prateek Sibal, who works inartificial intelligence and digital transformation at UNESCO.Shaping Security puts security governance at the heartof the conversation, offering a clear and accessible way to understand today’ssecurity challenges and what is truly at stake. Link to the episode page with allresources: https://www.dcaf.ch/shaping-security-s01-e04 Direct link to the resources mentioned in the episode:AI essentials for judges https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000396991Governing machine in conflicts with Georgia Hind https://open.spotify.com/episode/4ebreNxiLCS7KO9UPNqPRx?si=p6bmpir6TOGPV0i0LXgpZgSubscribe to our newsletter: https://www.dcaf.ch/subscribe

In this episode, we speak to Dr Karen Treisman, a Clinical Psychologist specialised in trauma. She has worked with former child soldiers, survivors of the Rwandan genocide, refugees, asylum-seekers and more. We think about the human behind the uniform, clarify what are the different forms of trauma that any police officer or soldier could face in their daily work, and why it is important to talk about it rather than hide it. Link to Karen Treisman website: www.safehandsthinkingminds.co.uk Shaping Security puts security governance at the heart of the conversation, offering a clear and accessible way to understand today’s security challenges and what is truly at stake. Link to the episode page with all resources: https://www.dcaf.ch/shaping-security-s01-e02 Direct link to the resources mentioned in the episode What Trauma REALLY Does To Your Body? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PzroZA4PCk Police Officer PTSD & Trauma Recovery | First Responder Mental Health from OC87 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOUziW6SwT4 Subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.dcaf.ch/subscribe

The episode recognizes the history of women police officers and their role in gender equality's expansion and consolidation in the Honduran National Police. With the participation of Comisionada Sulma Reyes and Sub-Comisionada Persis Zaldivar, their stories and more than 20 years of experience in the Police help us understand that gender equality depends on the daily actions to respect human rights of all persons regardless of their gender, sexual orientation and identity. 

These two podcasts - "Community Policing Model in Honduras - Part 1" and "Community Policing Model in Honduras - Part 2" - are an opportunity for Honduran National Police Officers with decades of experience to talk about their individual and institutional understanding of what it means to deliver Community Policing in Honduras. They talk through specific examples as well as concepts, offering insights from the strategic to the operational, based on lived experience in a fragile and high-violence context.