The AccessCat Network returns to the Smart City Expo World Congress 2025 with seven research groups: TransMedia Catalonia, CLiC, TraDiLex, TRACTE, TALN, Nodes, and MiA. Come learn about their research on communicative accessibility in smart cities.
Researcher Pilar Orero (TransMedia Catalonia) takes part in the 1st Citiverse Assembly. This global forum brings together governments, public stakeholders, policymakers, international organizations, leading companies, and researchers to discuss virtual worlds, AI, and smart cities, among other topics.
TransMedia Catalonia takes part in L'Alternativa 2025, Barcelona Independent Film Festival, with the roundtable “AI, Multilingualism, and Accessibility in European Audiovisuals: Challenges and Opportunities from Catalonia”, which also includes participation from the affiliated organizations Catalunya Film Festivals, Inclús, and CCMA.
Researcher Pilar Orero takes part in Accessible Europe 2025: ICT4ALL, an event co-organized by the European Commission and the International Telecommunication Union, which explores digital accessibility from multiple angles and across a wide range of sectors, from public to private.
AccessCat's researchers will be participating in this year's edition of SAGA, Catalonia's gaming fair, with workshops and showcases of various projects based on their video game accessibility research.
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.
The DIDPATRI research group organizes this meeting and exchange space for professionals, researchers, and educators connected to Heritage Education, coming from both national and international contexts.
Researcher Carme Mangiron (TransMedia Catalonia) leads a class on video game accessibility at the inVideogames bootcamp, focused on autism and aimed at professionals in the video game and education sectors.
