Awareness-raising Activities

Activities organised by researchers in the network in order to spread their knowledge on accessibility to society. The goal is to raise awareness on how important it is for everyone to have access to communication and information, as well as to offer innovative solutions.

Past Activities

Workshop: Easy Audios for Cultural Visits and Easy Language for Video Games

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Activity open to the general public

  • Day:
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  • Time:
    11:00
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    13:50
  • Place:

    Virtual

The TransMedia Catalonia research group organizes the seminar Easy Audios for Cultural Visits and Easy Language for Video Games within the WEL project, focused on plain language. Researchers from the TransMedia Catalonia and TALN groups, along with the AccessCat promoter Carme Pratdesaba, take part to discuss the network.

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innerGAMERS

Wesbite

Activity open to the general public

  • Day:
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  • Place:

    Terrassa

TransMedia Catalonia takes part in innerGAMERS with the workshop “Exploring Accessibility in Video Games!”, a workshop on how to identify barriers, reflect on, and understand accessibility to make video games more inclusive.

Wesbite

Campus NPLD Coppieters

  • Day:
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  • Place:

    Barcelona

Mariona Taulé (CLiC, UB) takes part in the NPLD Coppieters Campus 2025: Digitisation, Artificial Intelligence and Languages: Overview and Opportunities with the talk “Scribal: a digital transcription tool specialised in the Catalan language”.

Workshop: “Speaking and Understanding Languages in the Context of New Artificial Intelligence (AI) Paradigms”

Programme

Activity open to the general public

  • Day:
    -
  • Place:

    Barcelona

Pompeu Fabra University organises the 11th workshop of the Pompeu Fabra Chair, titled “Speaking and Understanding Languages in the Context of New Artificial Intelligence (AI) Paradigms”. Across two days, various activities take place, including the roundtable “How is communication in Catalan promoted? Dreams of the past, current projects, and future challenges”, featuring network researchers Mariona Taulé (CLiC, UB) and Horacio Saggion (TALN, UPF).

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