Nostalgia de futuro is not just a book. It is a crack in time, a vibration that precedes the homonymous exhibition opening at La Capella on October 23.

This event is its first public manifestation: the presentation of an interactive book that imagines possible futures from worlds already resonating in the present. Through narratives interwoven with speculative science fiction, technopoetic critique, and living archives, the book offers a journey through realities where water remembers, bacteria converse, and sound weaves memory.

Learn how to face impostor syndrome with this practical workshop + time for networking. Build your confidence to succeed in the tech world!

Workshop in English.

Do you want to turn ideas into real actions that improve your environment?

If you are part of a collective or have an ongoing project and wonder how to make it grow, this workshop is for you. We will present practical and creative ways to understand what’s happening in your neighborhood, group, or community (the diagnosis phase), and how to move to action with solutions designed collectively (the prototyping phase).

Celebreation of the International Day of the Educating City

On November 30th, the International Day of the Educating City is celebrated, and this year Barcelona places the voice of children at the center. Under the motto Children’s Participation in the Educating City, AICE, the Barcelona City Council, and the Steering Group of the Children’s Council of Barcelona organize this open event to collectively reflect on children’s right to actively participate in public life.

Program:

This 6-hour course (2 sessions of 3 hours, on October 16 and 23) is designed for education professionals who want to deepen their understanding of digital well-being. You will learn how to promote an active, creative, and critical use of technology, identify risks, and explore strategies to prevent them. You’ll also share experiences with other professionals and gain confidence to work with ICT in a responsible and fearless way. 

The training combines theory and practice through participatory dynamics.

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?