Critical Infrastructure Resilience: A Matter of Human Security
About this episode
This episode discusses critical infrastructure resilience as a human security theme with Law Professor Monica Sanders.
Welcome to the ParlAmericas Podcast. This episode was recorded on August 22, 2025, during the virtual session “Security in the Age of Emerging Technologies”, which was the second in a series of events organized by ParlAmericas in the lead-up to the Tenth Summit of the Americas. This event brought together parliamentarians, experts, and hemispheric leaders to explore the connections between critical infrastructure, water and energy security, and technological risks. Listen to Law Professor Monica Sanders, from Georgetown University, and founder of The Undivide Project, speak about how we can think of critical infrastructure resilience as a human security theme. Professor Sanders also talks about the importance of gender-based approaches and reliable and updated data for the development of efficient policies towards the resilience of critical infrastructure.
Topics covered
- critical infrastructure
- human security
- water security
- energy security
- technological risks
Keywords
- gender-based approaches
- data
- policies
- resilience
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