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Catalunya Film Festivals, an affiliated entity of the network, organises the Film Festivals Learning and Sharing HUB (FFLASH-HUB), an international meeting and training point for film festival professionals. Network researcher Andrea Granell (DIDPATRI) and affiliated entities Dincat and Èlia Sala participated as speakers in the round table 'Catalonia Accessibility Code: Opportunities and Challenges for True Inclusion'.

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The affiliated entity Clúster Audiovisual de Catalunya organises this series of sessions dedicated to showcasing university research and innovation projects related to the audiovisual sector. In this session, researchers Mirea Farrús (CLiC) participated to present SCRIBAL, one of the winning solutions of the Accessibility Solutions Awards, and Xavi Rubio (DIDPATRI), with the educational videogame Julia: A Science Journey. 

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Researcher Afra Pascual Almenara from GRIHO (UdL) organises a basic web accessibility training course for ecityclic. The course is divided into three modules: awareness, accessibility evaluation, and accessible coding.

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Meeting with the Museums and Accessibility Working Group to present the network and what it can offer to professionals in the sector. The Museums and Accessibility Working Group aims to share knowledge, resources, and foster networking around accessibility.

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The TRACTE research group participates in the children's workshop "Deaf Communities: History" as part of the project "Jaume Clotet and Sign Language: Publishing Project and Cultural Outreach Activities".

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Participation of the researcher Pilar Orero (TransMedia Catalonia) in the first edition of Audecon, the Italian conference on audio description. Orero participated with a talk on audio description.

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A workshop organised by the research group Nodes, inviting participants to explore the neighbourhood of Poblenou (Barcelona) through the lens of care. This collective mapping exercise seeks to understand how care circulates, how it is made visible or invisible, the relationships it generates, and the traces it leaves in public space, among other aspects.

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