DBAI is a platform for artists, researchers, writers, activists, designers, scientists, and community organizers. Its work questions how the legacies of colonialism, capitalism, heteropatriarchy, and white supremacy contribute to the marginalization and inequalities arising from algorithmic technologies, exploring strategies of resistance against these inequalities.

Social networks are changing. Between the mammoth of Mastodon and the butterfly of Bluesky, digital cracks are forming that are more decentralized, free, and open. But what are the differences between these platforms? Is a digital future without misinformation and hate speech possible?

In this debate, we will explore how social networks are transforming and what alternatives are gaining strength. We will talk about the Fediverse, the Bluesky proposal, and the creation of a space where citizens can connect, build bonds, and empower themselves digitally.

Work meeting aimed at all entities participating in the Historical Memory Roundtable of the Sant Andreu District, as well as all individuals interested in the historical memory of the district's neighborhoods. The objectives of the session will be as follows:

Let’s celebrate the International Girls in ICT Day with a day full of inspiration and learning! In this meeting, we will explore the opportunities that technology offers for girls, the tools to break barriers, and how to achieve a more equitable and inclusive digital transformation. We will be joined by representatives from organizations like Femdevs and Femcoders Club, who will share their experiences and projects.

Throughout history, art has been a powerful tool of resistance. In Palestine, this act of creation is also an act of survival. «In a Thousand Silences» is an immersive virtual reality experience that transports us to the heart of Palestinian culture, where music, dance, poetry, and cinema become forms of resistance against repression and censorship.

From the Local Group of Barcelona and L'Hospitalet of Amnesty International (AI), we are pleased to invite you to the "Talk on the Rights of Girls and Women in Iran."

In this workshop, we will explore how spelling mistakes, translations, and other linguistic errors can reveal hidden social biases within generative AI systems. We will begin with a bit of theory to understand how these biases are formed, followed by a practical session where we will use open-source tools to identify them. Finally, we’ll reflect on how language can mirror societal inequalities and the role technology plays in this dynamic.