On April 8th, we participated in the presentation of the book "Barcelona es curiosidad" by Carlota Rubio and Alfons Cornella. This book, in which we are featured, aims to celebrate the richness and freedom of ideas and actions that have curiosity at their core and that are created, developed, and distributed from the city to the entire world. It is a celebration of the curiosity of the people of Barcelona that makes the world better.

Mar Santamaria, co-founder of 300,000 Km/s, participated in the roundtable on urban regeneration held at the Construmat fair in Barcelona. The event, moderated by Sergio García-Gasco, General Coordinator of the 2030 Observatory, also invited Carles Donar, Co-director of the Barcelona Metropolitan Housing Observatory, Eduardo Brunet, Founder of the Green Finance Institute in Spain, Miguel Hernández, Head of Strategy of Crea Madrid Nuevo Norte, and David Martínez, Manager of Urban Planning of the Barcelona City Council.

On the 4th of April, we conducted a talk titled "The Erratic City" as part of the Master of Urban Mobility program at the School of Architecture of Barcelona.

Last Wednesday, March 20th, at 6:00 PM, the presentation of Embarriados: Atlas of the new urban and social vulnerability in Spain, was held in the auditorium of the COAC in Barcelona. EMBARRIADOS is a research project by 300.000 Km/s in collaboration with the Cotec Foundation, aiming to provide new insights into the relationship between the city, mobility, and urban inequality to support the formulation of public policies and mitigate the potential consequences.

The Royal Danish Academy visited the offices of 300.000 Km/s during their trip to Barcelona, where they were given a presentation showcasing the studio's projects related to the theme of their journey.

At the end of February, we presented the Embarriados project to the technicians of the Barcelona Provincial Council. This research project, developed in collaboration with Cotec Foundation, seeks to provide new knowledge about the relationship between city, mobility and urban inequality to support the formulation of public policies and avoid the potential risks of social segregation resulting from decarbonisation. Amid a climate crisis, energy supply problems and lifestyle changes (teleworking, e-commerce, e-learning) are reducing daily commuting. The mobility decrease reduces greenhouse gas emissions, improves health and increases collective well-being, but it also has a negative effect. Reduced daily mobility reduces social mix and increases the risk of vulnerabilities.

On February 15th, Mar Santamaria participated in the debate organized by the Catalan Society of Territorial Planning (SCOT) titled "Inhabiting the Territory, Planning Urban Settlements" alongside Benet Fusté (Sociologist) and Josep Báguena (Geographer and President of SCOT).

300,000 Km/s participated in the Giga Day, an event created through collaboration between the ITU (International Telecommunication Union) and UNICEF, a partnership born with the ambitious goal of connecting every school in the world to the Internet by 2030. The event was conceived as a showcase of innovation and collaboration among various initiatives in the city of Barcelona, including the practices of 300,000 Km/s.

Pablo Martínez participated in the third session of the series "Artificial Intelligence in Architecture: New Tools for New Visions of the Future" organized by the Catalan Architects Association (COAC), with the aim of discussing the impact of artificial intelligence in the architecture sector.

Mar Santamaria and Pablo Martínez returned to the Barcelona School of Architecture to deliver a lecture to the senior urbanism students.