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Sam Shepherd: Stories of Indigenous Engineering

Sam Shepherd: Stories of Indigenous Engineering

21 Jul, 2020

“In engineering, people come to you with problems and you get to be creative and try and solve them. I think that creativity is something everyone wants in a job.” Sam Shepherd. Sam shares her perspective in our Stories of Indigenous Engineering series....
Resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students

Resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students

21 Jul, 2020

Resources For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students across Australia View Resources   Primary School Students Deadly Coders (Ages 7- 15) Fun, engaging and educational programs in coding and robotics for kids aged 7 – 15 to promote positive perceptions of...
Maddison Miller: Stories of Indigenous Engineering

Maddison Miller: Stories of Indigenous Engineering

21 Jul, 2020

A story of adaption and change – Maddison Miller Maddison Miller, an archaeologist, shares her perspective in our Stories of Indigenous Engineering series. “I am a Darug woman. My father is a Darug man from his father. Our traditional lands are the western...
Let’s flatten the curve, and let’s make the next curve flatter

Let’s flatten the curve, and let’s make the next curve flatter

28 Jun, 2020 | Blog

EWB Board Member Peter McArdle reflects on COVID-19 and where it lands in the humanitarian-development nexus. Never before has the public been so captivated by a graph. Sure, engineers are used to taking solace in the comfort of a curve, but this is not… typical,...
EWB Appeal 2020

EWB Appeal 2020

28 May, 2020

EWB's June Appeal 2020 As Australia starts to recover from Covid-19, the communities that EWB works with need you now more than ever. Please Donate Today! Normal. As keen as Australians are to resume the kinds of activity we used to take for granted, the communities...