Opening up and democratising culture
One of the questions that arises from spaces that generate critical and transformative cultural proposals is that of elaborating an open quality cultural proposal. Understanding cultural centres as porous spaces, permeable to what is happening in our environment is a clear political position, a commitment to understanding culture in a more holistic way.
Citizen science and democratic participation
Are you involved in a participatory process with citizens? Would you like to apply citizen science methodologies? Out of the laboratory, into the heart of the neighbourhood: citizen science moves away from more conventional laboratories, and invites all interested people to take part in research they are passionate about.
Design justice: an inclusive and fair look at culture
Opening the doors of cultural and community spaces is not enough to foster participatory and democratic spaces for all kinds of views. How can we promote processes that are truly open to all groups, and that do not reproduce the inequalities of the system?
Housing: regulate or expropriate?
Housing: regulate or expropriate?
With the spokespersons of the referendum on the expropriation of large real estate properties in Berlin, the Barcelona and Glasgow loggers' unions and the LA CA Network from LA.
In the Shadow of Pegasus. Civil Rights in the Age of Surveillance
The violation of the civil rights of journalists, activists and politicians by the use of the Pegasus spyware by democratic governments has raised all the media alarms. Why, despite having a legal framework that protects us from the extraction of our data, does it not defend us against the use of spyware? How have we come to give up part of our freedom in exchange for a kind of promise of security from governments?
Switch to Linux. Join the Install Party!
Do you want to install an open source system and you don't know how? Every month Canòdrom helds the best Install Parties in town, where we will help you leave behind the tools of techno-capitalism.