ALFIE presented at seminar in University of Vigo

A group of speakers smiling at the camera
Professor Pilar Orero with the organisers of the University of Vigo

On September 18th, Professor Pilar Orero presented the ALFIE project to an audience of 30 researchers at the University of Vigo as part of their ongoing departmental seminar series.

Pilar’s presentation centered on the evolving landscape of audiovisual accessibility and universal access in Spain, highlighting both the progress made and the critical work still needed to ensure digital and media environments are truly inclusive.

Promotional poster for a seminar on audiovisual accessibility and universal access to culture in Spain and Europe, presented by Pilar Orero Clavero and Juan Pedro Rica Peromingo on September 18, 2026, at the Faculty of Philology and Translation, University of Vigo.
Seminar poster: Audiovisual accessibility and universal access to culture in Spain.

Key Highlights from the Seminar

  • Advancing Universal Access: Pilar detailed how universal access must move beyond compliance to become a foundational pillar of media design, ensuring all users can engage seamlessly with digital content.

  • Introducing the ALFIE Project: The seminar offered researchers a direct look into the ALFIE project’s mission, emphasizing its practical frameworks for improving accessibility and user experience across platforms.

  • Collaborative Discussion: The session brought together 30 academic researchers, sparking an engaging exchange on research methodologies, technological implementation, and future directions for accessibility in Spain.

The seminar provided a valuable platform to foster cross-institutional dialogue and strengthen research networks dedicated to inclusive media. A huge thank you to the University of Vigo for hosting this insightful discussion. 

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