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Building Brighter Futures - Solar Energy in Puerto Rico
Following the devastation of Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria in 2017, Puerto Rico's electrical grid experienced sever…
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Our Biggest Event of the Year! The Engineers Without Borders USA National Conference Returns this March in Charlotte, NC
What You Need To Know About EWB-USA's Event of the Year Get ready to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of innovation, co…
Bridging Hope: A Journey of Resilience in Uganda
As a newcomer to Engineers Without Borders USA, having joined the organization just this past March 2024, my recent trip…
Celebrating a New Chapter in Global Engineering: EWB-USA and EWH Merge for Greater Impact
We’re thrilled to share some groundbreaking news that marks a new chapter in our journey to create a better world…
Water Access: 5 Things to Know this World Water Week
Key Insights on Water Access and Peace from EWB-USA Lead Engineer Gerard Dalziel 1. Bridging Borders As World Water W…
Building Better Futures: New Sanitation Facilities at St. Paul's School in Zomba, Malawi
This post was authored by Lauren Clancy, ’24 Communications and Development Intern
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Celebrating Disability Pride: Striving for Inclusivity and Innovation at EWB-USA
The celebration of Disability Pride in the United States dates back to 1990 when the Americans with Disabilities Act (A…
New Staff Announcement: Tatiana Maldonado Joins EWB-USA!
We are thrilled to announce Tatiana Maldonado’s addition to the EWB-USA team in March 2024! Tatiana will take on a…
Engineering Resilience In the ‘Place With No Water'. Insights from community leaders Christina and Juana Ajcalon
In the heart of Guatemala, about a 40-minute drive from Panajachel, a hotspot for international backpackers and local va…