Anna Matamala (TransMedia Catalonia) takes part in this workshop organised by the Catalan Coordinator of Foundations, with participation from AccessCat affiliate entities such as Dincat and Som Fundació. The session explores challenges, good practices, and the current legal framework regarding physical, sensory, and cognitive barriers.

Estel·la Oncins (TransMedia Catalonia) takes part in SobTec (8th Congress on Technological Sovereignty) to discuss digital accessibility within the framework of the European Accessibility Act.

Mireia Farrus, researcher at CLiC (UB), leads the talk “Does ChatGPT Understand Us?”, addressing a key question in the era of artificial intelligence: do language models really understand what we say, or do they only process patterns? During the presentation, she also showcases the accessibility technology SCRIBAL.

As part of Accessibility Week, Nodes (UOC) organises, together with Arquitectura Sense Fronteres, an AccessCat Network affiliate entity, a collective mapping session with youth from Centre Condal, including vulnerable groups such as those with psychosis and autism, among others.

The research group Nodes organises a training workshop using Critical Cartographies methodologies at the Federal University of Goiânia (UFG) in Brazil.

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”.

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).

The Neolcyt (UAB) research group presents the talk “Collaborative Resources in Clear and Accessible Language: New Technologies at the Service of Citizens” at the 3rd International Congress on Clear Communication (COMCLARA), aimed at both academia and professionals, as well as public administration.

The Neolcyt (UAB) research group takes part in the 2nd Convention of the Pan-Hispanic Network for Clear and Accessible Language, this year focusing on “Principles and Practical Experiences”, presenting a prototype terminology assistant for plain language: MarIAterm.

Course organised by the Culture Service of the University of Alicante and the Valencian Government, with the participation of the TraDiLex (UPF) research group as expert trainers. The course offers a theoretical and practical introduction to audio description.