The Guide of key performance indicators to implement the Right to the City is an innovative tool towards to lead the 2030 Agenda towards a community horizon against speculation with lives. Would you like a copy?

Most of our digital life is about relating and interacting with others in spaces such as social networks. But how are these spaces? The most popular social networks are owned by large companies that operate with an objective, and it does not always align with the respect for our digital rights. In fact, last December we discovered how Twitter's "public square" created blacklists to penalize the visibility of certain content and accounts. Do we have other spaces to weave these relationships?

How are today's cities changing with the rapid digitization of our lives? Can we imagine what the city of the future will be? 'City in beta: today's work, tomorrow's city' is a documentary that reflects on urban planning, territory, mobility and new ways of working. The film shows some examples of co-living, the acceleration of digitization since the pandemic, and poses future scenarios for the world of work.

Do you know Baba is You? This puzzle challenges you to break the rules of the game and manipulate them until you find a method for objects to interact with each other. Rules are blocks, and when you manipulate them, you change how the game works. How far can you go?

In this new meeting, Isi Cano explains the experience of implementing a video game like Baba is You in elementary education projects.