Who are we?

TRACTE Research Group (Audiovisual Translation, Communication, and Territory), from its inception, has embraced an interdisciplinary approach to promote research in translation, communication, and audiovisual accessibility. The group is structured into three main research lines, explored through collaborative interdisciplinary projects:

1. Audiovisual Translation and Communication (Multilingualism in audiovisual translation, cultural references, translation modalities, and advertising translation).
2. Communication and Territory (Place branding, territorial branding, communication in sports, cultural industries, sound communication and podcasts, public diplomacy, political communication, and local media).
3. Communication and Diversity (Accessibility in communication, accessibility modalities, gender and communication, migration, and sociocultural identities).

Institution: University of Vic - Central University of Catalonia

Technologies, services and educational resources

• Language learning methodology through audiovisual and accessible content

Training resources of the AccessCat Network

The AccessCat Network organises training sessions led by researchers from its research groups that explore fundamental concepts of accessibility across various fields, such as culture, education, media, and technology. These are the sessions conducted by the group:

• Audio description: what is it, what’s it for, who’s it for?
• How to Use Accessibility for Language Learning

More information

• TRACTE website

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