The 11 networks funded by the Government of Catalonia are joining Barcelona Deep Tech with a presentation of projects from their research groups. AccessCat is taking part with MiA (i2Cat) to present the spin-off Volum Technologies. In addition to the talk, the project is also featured at a booth.

Participatory co-creation workshop on LSC in STEM fields led by the TransMedia Catalonia research group. The aim of the workshop is to develop a methodology for deaf and hearing signers to propose LSC signs for STEM concepts explored during the session.

ACAPPS, an affiliated entity of the AccessCat Network, hosts a seminar to present its research on automatic transcription applications. One of the tools presented is Scribal, developed by the CLiC research group (UB).

The Catalan RDI networks host a debate session to discuss their role in knowledge transfer. The AccessCat Network’s promoter takes part in the roundtable “Non-Technological Transfer Mechanisms,” which focuses on the social sciences and the humanities.

A meeting that addresses the social challenge of accessibility, from education and culture to employment and health. Participants work through co-creation dynamics and networking activities.

Researcher Estel·la Oncins (TransMedia Catalonia) takes part as a trainer in this course at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, which explores how to address diversity in the classroom to meet students’ needs.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is holding its Access Services Community Meeting, which brings together dozens of experts in accessibility and content access to discuss, exchange ideas, and present new technological developments, success stories, and issues regarding accessibility in the audiovisual world. Anna Matamala, the network's director, will be participating.

Seminar organized by CIEMEN, the Foundation for the Collective Rights of Peoples, and the Department of Philology and Communication at the University of Lleida. Aida Villaécija (TransMedia Catalonia) takes part with the presentation “The Right to Sign in the Digital Sphere: Tools, Resources, and Dictionaries for Catalan Sign Language (LSC)”.