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Infographic "More Accessible Museums and Heritage"

Recommendations to apply current legislation on accessibility and make content and facilities more accessible

Projecte col·laboratiu

DIDPATRI
TraDiLex
TransMedia Catalonia

The two disruptive solutions funded by AccessCat, winners of two 2024 Knowledge Industry grants

The PlanAccess (UPF) and SCRIBAL (UB) projects, winners of the I Call for Disruptive Solutions, have been awarded two grants from the Government of Catalonia.

Bilingualism FAQS (sign language-oral language)

Repository of questions and answers on bilingualism in Deaf children

Responsible Gemma Barberà

CREA-LSC: Resource centre for the teaching and learning of LSC

Educational materials for the self-directed learning of Catalan Sign Language (LSC) in different specialised fields of knowledge

Responsible Gemma Barberà

SignHub Platform

Innovative and inclusive resource centre for the linguistic, historical, and cultural documentation of European sign languages and the heritage of their Deaf communities

Responsible Josep Quer

LSC for All

Signed digital resources on the linguistics of sign language, bilingualism, and education

Responsible Gemma Barberà

The AccessCat Network will allocate €20,000 to fund a disruptive solution on communication accessibility

On 13 December, the Network celebrates AccessCat Innovation Day, during which the winner of the II Call for Disruptive Solutions (2025) will be announced.

The affiliated entity ACAPPS organises a seminar on deafness and automatic transcription with AccessCat researchers

The event served as an opportunity to showcase projects from the CLiC (UB) and TransMedia Catalonia (UAB) research groups.

AccessCat and NODES participate in the Inclusive and Accessible Design workshop by the Official College of Graphic Design of Catalonia

On 15 November, the 7th Design for All Day workshop took place, titled E-Accessibility in Communication Design, a series of talks on design and accessibility.

Seminar: Critical Cartographies, Research Tools for Mapping Urban Inequalities

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This seminar, organised by the NODES research group, acts as a bridge between researchers and professionals working with cartographic tools, highlighting its potential to create conversations around urban and social dynamics often overlooked in conventional planning.

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