How gender-inclusive international development can help end poverty and inequality
EWB’s values – to dream big and work hard, address root causes for impact, strive for humility, invest in people, courageously c...
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EWB Chapters are getting down to work
At EWB’s national community conference this past January, hundreds of members from the chapter network and our international community cam...
Professional experience of a lifetime
My fellowship in Nairobi came to an end back in December 2017. For over a year, I worked as the product manager at FarmDrive, an EWB venture...
Why Canadian and African youth are asking Prime Minister Trudeau to increase ODA and #BringCanadaBack
As citizens in a democratic country, we each have a voice that our government needs to listen and respond to – but when we speak toget...
Meet our 2018 Kumvana Fellows!
EWB is excited to welcome the 2018 Kumvana Fellows to Canada! These 11 dynamic African leaders will be spending one month in Canada learnin...
Getting to work with the hangover of 2008
Prateek Awasthi (@prateekawasthi) is the Director of Policy and Advocacy at Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Canada. For a lot of people, thi...
Building Leaders for the 21st Century
When asked to imagine the ‘future of work’ many people envision a lifestyle that would be fitting of George Jetson’s world – self-d...
#BeAdVENTUROUS: How Kwangu-Kwako is building safer homes and a more equal society
EWB currently invests in 9 ventures, 5 of which are co-founded and led by women, including Kwangu-Kwako, Numida Technologies, FarmDrive, ...
#BeAdVENTUROUS: How Bloom Impact is disrupting traditional banking systems and connecting women to finance
EWB currently invests in 9 ventures, 5 of which are co-founded and led by women, including Kwangu-Kwako, Numida Technologies, FarmDrive, Blo...