12 months, 12 competencies

How can we challenge the rigid masculine norms that have defined the engineering field for decades and drive the change toward a culture that values mental health, inclusion, and diversity?

Diversity, equity and social justice

On Dyslexia Awareness Week, we revisited conversations around the prevalence of dyslexia in the engineering sector and how neurodivergence can offer new methods of thinking to tackle our most pressing challenges.

Diversity, equity and social justice

Late last year we were joined by leading innovators Morgan da Silva, Dr Jacqueline Campbell and Sam Brown to discuss how engineers have a responsibility to shape technology in a way that benefits all.

Technology Steward

To develop sound reasoning skills, it is crucial we know ourselves – the way we think and where our blind spots are. Test our new resource, designed to help you identify your strengths and growth areas for practising globally responsible engineering. Free for a limited time only!

Sound Reasoning

What if birds could design their own trees? With projects, like AI-assisted reforestation, giving nature a voice in the design process, explore how designers are re-defining our relationship with non-human species through life-centred design.

Life-centred design

In a world where not all that glitters is green, how can we not only spot greenwashing, but ensure our own work reflects our professional values?

Professional Value

How can a shift from traditional public speaking to interactive facilitation transform learning and collaboration in engineering?

Facilitation

In a recent panel discussion, Georgia Elliott-Smith, Yewande Akinola and Verel Rodrigues shed light on the pivotal role of advocates for driving change in and beyond the engineering sector.

Advocate

To learn more about the 12 competencies of globally responsible engineering, explore our Learning Library – a curated bank of practical learning that will help you to build your knowledge, apply your skills and develop your mindset.