We want a festival that is accessible to everyone, both physically and economically. Our events take place in ground-level spaces and cover a wide spectrum of digital culture. They are not events aimed at experts or specialists, but rather appeal to the general public due to their themes and locations. Likewise, we have sought to maintain a policy of affordable pricing — both for paid performances and for food and drinks — and to offer some events free of charge.
At DIGIT_01, we are committed to achieving the highest level of accessibility in our first edition.
We believe that diversity—of perspectives, abilities, and experiences—enriches us. That’s why we want to create an inclusive festival for everyone.
All venues are accessible for people with reduced mobility, as they are located on flat, street-level spaces.
DIGIT_01 aims to be a space committed to equality and diversity. A space where everyone is welcome.
For this reason, we will not tolerate any kind of discrimination or abuse based on gender, race, age, nationality, religion, or any other reason.
We want DIGIT_01 to be an inclusive space where everyone can express themselves freely.
In our space, any kind of aggression—especially those based on gender or sexual identity—has no place. If a situation of harassment or inappropriate behavior occurs, anyone can immediately approach the festival team to receive support and ensure that appropriate measures are taken. We want to make sure that this first edition of DIGIT is a safe space for everyone.
Tant en aquesta primera edició com en les que vindran volem donar visibilitat a les creadores i els creadors locals, enxarxar-nos-hi i promovent la creació d’una escena al territori.
En aquesta primera edició hi rebem creadores i creadors de Pratdip, Mont-roig del Camp, Vandellós, Ascó i Tarragona.
The festival bars are managed jointly with organizations from the municipalities where the events take place, with the aim of boosting the local economy and the social and solidarity economy.
DIGIT_01 and its organizing entity, El Rampell, are part of the social and solidarity economy network in the Camp de Tarragona region.
We see culture as an opportunity to generate positive change and raise awareness about the importance of protecting the environment.
We want to begin an internal discussion about energy use at the festival, and for this reason, we will carry out a series of diagnostic actions during this first edition, with a commitment to improve in future editions.
Given the clear challenges of accessing the events via public transportation, we recommend carpooling and, whenever possible, cycling.
Waste management is also a priority. We promote the use of cups made from biodegradable materials and the reuse of cups from other events, reminding everyone that reuse is always better than recycling.