Medialab Prado

Tour around the facilities of the new headquarters of Medialab-Prado guided by the architecture studio Langarita-Navarro, responsible for the renewal works.

Registration closed.

Sessions on the use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) by the third sector to re-connect with society, open the participation of its social basis and improve the management and network collaboration.

#socialtic

Roundtable on the changing and complex relationships between culture, communication and citizenship with philosopher Néstor García Canclini, Amparo Lasén, Víctor Sampedro Blanco and Francisco Cruces.

A ThinkCommons' session that intends to visibilize the new paths of the online world and the social mutations of the last couple of years. It will not be a nostalgic exercise on the occupied squares of the recent past, but a choral conversation, with guests from all over the world, to immerse ourselves in global change. With the participation of Bernardo Sampa. [live streaming]

@thinkcities

Third session of the series Making Neighborhood: New Productive Communities coordinated by David Rodríguez on the history of the Letras neighborhood in Madrid and the relationship between the Medialab and local productive communities.

Collaborators: Lurdes Fernández and Luis Tamayo.

Richard Stallman, a key figure of free software movement, holds a lecture on how to create free works and the necessary licenses to free your developments.

The founder of the free software movement explores the principles and methods to develop projects for the community on a real case basis: the invention of an Origami paper gnu which can metaphorically represent the GNU project created by him back in the 80's. [live streaming]

CoderDojo is an international initiative born in Ireland in 2011 aiming to teach young people to program. A collective learning club for kids to know other people with same interests and learn from each other.

We are starting our own CoderDojo open to everyone. Come join us!

This workshop aims to teach the origins of Origami (paperfolding), make basic figures, learn to research and finally make a big shape in a collaborative manner.

Free workshop for kids between 12 and 17 years old.

Limited seating. Registration required.

First contact for those who want to join this debate group that will be part of the Inclusiva-net research platform.

An activity within the framework of Poeticas of Connectivity series directed by Juan Martín Prada.