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Whilst at COP26, we have reflected on inclusion through language and representation by learning from those faced with the daily realities of the climate crisis.

Voting for our next two member-elected trustees is now open! Explore the biographies below and cast your vote by 23:59 on Tuesday 16 November. The results of your votes will be announced during our AGM on Wednesday 17 November.

Members, join us on Wednesday 17 November to hear what we have achieved in the last year and learn the outcome of the member elected trustee vote.

Wednesday 17 November 16:45 – 17:15 (GMT)

Over the next few days, the UN Climate Change Conference of Youth (COY) is taking place in Milan ahead of COP26 next week. We spoke to Chapters around the country to understand what they hope to see achieved during these pivotal conferences, the outcomes of which could impact all people and the planet.

A goodbye from Cheif executive, Katie Cresswell-Maynard who is moving on from Engineers Without Borders UK, but is not leaving the Engineers Without Borders family completely…

Given our current reality of unprecedented flooding, deadly droughts and devastating wildfires, COP26 is likely to be one of the most important of our lifetime.

In line with our new 2021-2030 strategy, we are hosting four Constructive conversations sessions that will explore our four globally responsible principles; responsible, purposeful, inclusive and regenerative. Watch the discussion on inclusivity today! 

We are so excited to offer you the opportunity to deepen your understanding of global responsibility through this free, self-paced programme. Register today!

The 2019/20 cohort of Humanitarian Engineering Master students at the University of Warwick were invited to analyse and interrogate what global responsibility is within the context of the humanitarian sector. Explore snippets from two essays…