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Kinship and Culture – training promotes understanding

Kinship and Culture – training promotes understanding

23 Apr, 2018 | Blog

 It has been 27 years since the famous handshake between the Minister for Indigenous Affairs and his Opposition counterpart, symbolising a great beginning to the statutory Aboriginal reconciliation process. Yet constitutional and legislative deficiencies in the...
Understanding the Indigenous legacy enriches Engineering

Understanding the Indigenous legacy enriches Engineering

6 Jun, 2017 | Blog

How far back to we need to go to understand the engineering solutions that have been applied to shape our landscape?  In Australia examples like the Brewarrina Fish Traps in South Western New South Wales, recognised by Engineers Australia as a heritage location...
Embracing Aboriginal Culture Through EWB Partnership

Embracing Aboriginal Culture Through EWB Partnership

6 Apr, 2017 | Blog

Structural Engineer Katie Brown recently participated in an Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Design for Development programme in partnership with the University of Adelaide.  The programme included a small number of workshops and a seven day tour across regional...
The Power of our People – the EWB Community in Action

The Power of our People – the EWB Community in Action

17 Nov, 2016 | Blog

The power of our people – The EWB community in action Engineers Without Borders Australia (EWB) is addressing the most pressing issues of our time by mobilising a diverse and vibrant community of people to create positive change through humanitarian...
Creating first year change agents with the EWB Challenge

Creating first year change agents with the EWB Challenge

5 Sep, 2016 | Blog

Using the EWB Challenge to program to create global citizens by introducing them to humanitarian engineering. Imagine you have just finished high school, started first-year university and signed up for the EWB Challenge. Despite the fact you were at school only a...