The 15x15: Accessibility November and 6x15: Accessibility June series, organised by AccessCat and led by researchers from the network’s research groups, aim to raise awareness, discuss, and teach basic concepts of accessibility across various fields such as culture, heritage, technology, and communication. In total, they consist of 21 episodes, each lasting 15 minutes.

The series is uploaded to AccessCat's YouTube channel, only available with Spanish and Catalan subtitles.

These are the episodes of the 15x15 series:

1. What is accessibility and who are the users.
2. Basic accessibility regulations.
3. Audio description: what is it, what’s it for, who’s it for?
4. From easy reading to clear communication.
5. Subtitling: what is it, what’s it for, who’s it for?
6. Accessibility in text documents.
7. How to integrate Catalan Sign Language.
8. Accessibility in communication design.
9. Accessibility in the scenic arts.
10. Accessibility in websites.
11. Accessibility in museums.
12. Accessibility in the metaverse.
13. Accessibility in educational settings.
14. Accessibility in video games.
15. Accessibility to heritage.

And these the episodes of the 6x15 series:

1. Accessibility in Direct Public Attention.
2. How to Use Accessibility for Language Learning.
3. Accessibility in Social Media.
4. Accessible Audio Guides and the Use of AI Tools.
5. How to Make a Show or Festival Accessible.
6. How to Validate Accessibility in Web Environments.

Are you interested in exploring new accessibility technologies for your organisation, institution, or business? The AccessCat Demos are now available—online demonstrations of the accessibility technologies developed by the CLiC, MiA, QURBIS, and ReLaTe research groups [in Catalan].