We live in a world where big tech corporations dominate our digital lives and authoritarianism seems to be on the rise. That’s why it's more urgent than ever to ask: who controls the technology we use every day? How can we ensure that technology remains open, fair, and serves everyone? What policies are needed to make digital commons sustainable and protected? And how can we transform digital infrastructures to work for social good rather than corporate interests?

Do you like robotics and programming? Want to take your projects a step further? At Code Club Canòdrom, you can create your own games, interactive stories, and animations while learning to use technology in a creative and critical way.

Start programming at Code Club Canòdrom, a free extracurricular activity where children between 9 and 10 years old can create interactive stories, exciting games, and amazing animations while learning to use technology in a creative and critical way.

Hugo Palmarola, Eden Medina, and Pedro Ignacio Alonso, curators of the exhibition, will delve into the research behind “How to design a revolution: The chilean road to design.”(External link) The talk will explore designs aimed at democratizing access to reading and music, reducing technological dependence, and overcoming child malnutrition, a

Technical meeting on the project status update for the Google Summer of Code: OpenWrt integration with Bird2 (UCI and LuCI) for BGP and Babel protocols.

OpenWrt is a free operating system for routers, UCI and LuCI are ways to configure OpenWrt. Bird2 is software that can manage routing protocols such as BGP (used on the internet) and Babel (a simple protocol for mesh networks). These are some of the technologies that can be used to manage a telecommunications network in a community-driven way.

From IoT Barcelona and The Things Network Catalunya, they are organizing a meetup to welcome the summer by sharing what everyone currently has on their desk. The idea is to hold a “what’s on your desk” event in person to take a closer look at what they are creating: prototypes, products, designs, inventions, or even ideas that are still only written down in a notebook. Everything is welcome, as long as there’s no need to sign any NDA.

El 47 tells a true story of rebellion and dignity in 1978 Barcelona, starring Manolo Vital, a bus driver who exposes an institutional lie through a simple yet defiant act that sparks social transformation.

With a direct and emotional style, Marcel Barrena offers a powerful and intimate chronicle of grassroots struggle, working-class pride, and the collective shaping of the city. El 47 is an ode to the courage of ordinary people and a tribute to the popular memory of the neighborhoods that built democratic Barcelona.