Powering Classrooms, Empowering Futures: Let’s Finish Strong
Ackim Mbewe, a volunteer energy expert with EWB Zambia, spoke about the role engineers can play in delivering clean energy to rural communit...
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Welcome to the EWB Alumni Hub!
As alumni, you know how powerful being an active part of the community of passionate changemakers can be! Everyone at EWB, whether they are based in Regina or Accra, Quebec or Kampala, is powering change across the world and from all walks of life. We are regularly posting opportunities to become a fellow or take on a mentorship role.
With thousands of postcards sent from coast to coast, EWB and Canadian Foodgrains Bank joined forces to bring attention to the important ways science and engineering build resiliency to climate change in food systems, and ultimately, improve people's lives and end hunger.
Our own Mining Shared Value (MSV) team just launched their Local Procurement Community of Practice (CoP), a LinkedIn Group replacing the Extractives-led Local Economic Diversification CoP that they managed alongside The World Bank!
Ackim Mbewe, a volunteer energy expert with EWB Zambia, spoke about the role engineers can play in delivering clean energy to rural communit...
Meet Mr. Simon Phiri, Senior Teacher at Kanyena. With 416 students, he sees every day how the lack of electricity holds both teachers and s...
Today, we’re excited to share your first look inside Kanyena Primary School: the next solar mini-grid site for Engineering Brighter Tomo...
Next week, you’ll hear directly from the community about what this project means to them. In the meantime, we want to continue to reflect ...
Kanyena Primary is home to 350 students. The school has running water—but no electricity. That means no evening study, restrictive digital...
In eastern Zambia’s Nyimba District, the Chimpanje Rural Health Centre has become a place where reliable power is no longer aspirational â...
Another year has come to a close, and as leaders we can’t help but look back at 2022 with immense pride in, and gratitude for the entire EWB community. 2022 was a time of change for Engineers Without Borders Canada. We have embraced this as an opportunity to innovate for greater and more sustainable impact!
The impact of the policy changes described in this report are still being seen and felt today and, with humility, we are proud to have contributed to them. We are grateful to all our partners who have been a part of our advocacy journey throughout the decades, including present and former volunteers, staff and donors. This report is dedicated to them.