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Throughout February we ran the student Designathon and professional challenge, Reshaping Engineering, engaging over 300 individuals. You can now explore the innovative winning designs…

Could you be a reviewer for the 2021/22 Engineering for People Design Challenge? Volunteer your time to help shape the engineers of tomorrow.

Last year, in line with the Decade of Action, we launched our strategy to reach the tipping point to put global responsibility at the heart of engineering. But what does ‘tipping point’ really mean?

Meet our new member-elected trustee Akaraseth who is excited to collaborate with members and draw on the experience he gained whilst involved with a Chapter at university. Learn more about Akaraseth’s experience and vision for the engineering sector.

Meet member-elected trustee, Malithi Hennayake who has been involved in Engineers Without Borders UK since university. Learn more about Malithi’s inspiration to join the Board of Trustees and her hopes for her new role. 

It’s been one year since the Enginoars partnered with Engineers Without Borders UK and Norway and they’ve been busy! Having reached 10% of their fundraising target, the team have switched up a gear – pushing sponsorship, training harder and getting more involved with Engineers Without Borders initiatives.

Find out what they’ve been up to!

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 regeneration today! 

Do engineers have the skills, knowledge and behaviours needed to create positive change? Learn about the outcomes of last year’s Engineers Without Borders open letter on the engineering competencies.

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.