Games, much like any form of cultural creation, carry intentions and consequences. Through them, we can either perpetuate inequalities or forge new realities. We extend an invitation to you, urging you to engage in a critical and feminist exploration of games such as Nobel Run, Little Office, Good Night Stories for Rebellious Girls, and more!
Will you join us for a play session? Discover the realm of feminist board games with Revoludica.
Algorithms process vast amounts of data accumulated throughout human history. Despite this, they often remain opaque, prompting us to reverse-engineer them in order to comprehend their functioning. Are you interested in understanding the mechanisms behind automated decision-making in artificial intelligence? Are we advocating for transparency? Join us to explore AI, learn live coding, and demystify algorithms!
FemCoders Club constitutes a community of code-loving developers and programmers, united by the mission of bridging the digital gender gap. Our objective is to establish a standard that fosters and champions female inclusion within the digital realm.
Artificial intelligence is currently experiencing its peak in media popularity and usage. It is being employed in major media newsrooms and offices for grant writing. Furthermore, it plays a role in administrative tasks, such as evaluating applications for social assistance. It even accompanies us at home by providing suggestions for TV series that might pique our interest. On the streets, it is utilized to identify individuals who could potentially disrupt public peace.
The video game is the most influential medium of our time. A space for the generation of symbolic universes with the capacity to generate and legitimize discourses. In addition, it has a clear influence on processes of community, civic and cultural participation. But there is a dark side to the sector: from how companies are dedicated to extracting and selling our data when we play, to dark design patterns designed to deceive users.
The Decidim Fest is back, one of the key events to reflect on the dialogue between technology and democracy. This year we put on the table a vital topic for our present: Artificial Intelligence, from a collective and democratic approach.
The same memory can mean different things if we recall it at different times in life. Shall we review the digital file to give it a new reading?
Canòdrom is one of the main venues on the festival Art Nou, holding an exhibition of Virtual Reality. Art Nou is the emerging art festival in Barcelona and Hospitalet that offers young national and international creators the opportunity to establish their first professional relationship with the art market, galleries, self-managed spaces, and institutions dedicated to emerging art. The festival commits one more year to stimulate young production, reclaim the galleries as spaces for meeting and debate, and put art agents and the public in contact.