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2024 marks 20 years of Engineers Without Borders UK! This year, we’ve reflected on two decades of impact while forging bold new paths for the future. Explore our highlights and discover how you can help shape three exciting initiatives in 2025.

Voting members, cast your vote for the candidates you would like to represent our community’s views on our Board of Trustees! Voting closes on Monday 13 January.

With nominations open for our trustee elections, current elected trustees – Akaraseth Puranasamriddhi and Milly Hennayake – reflect on their highlights, milestones, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

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?

We are looking for two passionate members of our community to join our Board of Trustees and support our efforts to put global responsibility at the heart of engineering.

Explore highlights from Building Community Leaders 2024, as student Chapters reflected on the communities they’ve built and shared their vision for the year ahead.

Goudarz discusses his dedication to advancing globally responsible practices in engineering education and highlights the challenges involved in driving curriculum redesign.

This Dyslexia Awareness Week, we’re revisiting 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.

Join us in London on Wednesday 13 November for an evening of lively conversation and meaningful connections, as we unpack how power dynamics shape decision-making in engineering.