EWB videos

Engineers Without Borders-USA Rwanda Project

A short montage showing village life in Ngelenge, Tanzania. The San Francisco Professionals chapter of Engineers Without Borders - USA is involved in community development in Ngelenge.

A group to help people

Welcome and then flood surge in the Haluka R., Kumudo, 220 km south of Addis Abbaba

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Thoughts from Engineers Without Borders' partner organizations, chapter leaders, donors, board members, staff, and more.

Andy Lapetina '06, Margaret Soroka '06, Clay McEldowney '69, July 30, 2006

A video depicting the work completed during July of 2009 by Engineers Without Borders Las Vegas Professional Chapter in Ghana. This video shows the completion of the second phase of the Drifting Angels Orphanage Program. This phase included the construction of a pit latrine and a hand washing sink. The new latrine replaces the unsanitary pit that was used by the children prior to this summer. Thank you to all the volunteers and donors that allowed for this project to take place. The next ...

During Fall Break, members of Clemson University's chapter of Engineers Without Borders traveled to New Orleans to help with cleanup efforts there. This video shows pictures taken while we were gutting a house for an elderly woman (Ms. Audrey, the black woman in the video). While much progress has been made since Katrina, the Gulf region is still in dire need of help, and the road to recovery is going to be long and hard. Please consider helping those in need in any way you can. Thank you....

EWB Braking Technology

Six months ago, we burned our mission statement. Now we've got a clear direction, but EWB needs the help of its members like never before!

This project involves the construction of household-scale rainwater collection systems for the purpose of collecting and storing clean, drinking water supplies for use during the dry season (January - April). Each system utilizes a cast-in-place concrete tank (storage) with PVC piping connected to existing tin roofs (collection). In addition, this project provides training for local masons and creates jobs within the community thereby improving the economic resources of Chocantariy....

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Held in Melbourne from 26-28th November, Engage 2009 is Engineers Without Borders (EWB) 4th annual national conference. It represents the premier gathering of engineers working or interested in international aid work, sustainable development, design and technology. Student and professional delegates will converge on Melbourne over three days for presentations from internationally renowned speakers and to attend thought provoking and interactive displays and workshops. In addition Engage 2009 ...

A musical song to help you remember the phone number of the EWB National Office. Courtesy of the Atlantic retreat in 2005.

This video summarizes the unique experience and service offered by the University of Minnesota Chapter of Engineers Without Borders.

Engineers Without Borders - USA (EWB-USA) is a non-profit humanitarian organization established to partner with developing communities worldwide in order to improve their quality of life. This partnership involves the implementation of sustainable engineering projects, while involving and training internationally responsible engineers and engineering students. For additioonal information, please click on the link below: ewb-usa.org Engineers Without Borders was founded by Bernard Amadei in ...

EWB Australia is working with the Tenganan community on the Tenganan Water Supply project . It aims to improve the water to 5 sub-communities in East Bali that make up Desa Tenganan. Bukit Kauh is one of the communities and until recently had no piped water. Previously they walked up to 2.5 hours for their water supply. This video shows the installation of their first piped water supply which will significantly reduce travel times and allow more time to be dedicated to activities such as ...

The Amazon Project was started by the University of Massachusetts Amherst chapter of Engineers Without Borders in 2005. The group is working to help the community of Assis Brasil, Acre, Brazil.

The Walla Walla University chapter of Engineers Without Borders is currently working on a project in Luis Garcia, Honduras. Donations may be made at: www.ewb-wwu.org More information can be found at: www.ewb-wwu.org

This is the first in a series of promotional videos for the University of Minnesota Engineers Without Borders Chapter. This video highlights photographs from EWB-UMN projects in Guatemala, Ghana, Uganda and Haiti. To find out more, visit: www.tc.umn.edu

Project by the Engineers without Borders Kansas City Professional Chapter - La Romana Dominican Republic Project - Nov. 2007

Part of the speech of Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean Speech at the Engineers Without Borders' National Conference. Incomplete, but full speech is at: www.gg.ca

The Engineers Without Borders Australia Challenge (EWB Challenge) is an Australasian design program for first-year university students. Students work in teams to develop conceptual designs for sustainable development that contribute towards real international development projects. The 2008 EWB Challenge focuses on a range of projects that will contribute towards the sustainable development of rural communities in Kandal Province, Cambodia through our partnership with Resource Development ...

WELCOME TO YANAYO, a docuementary about the Engineers Without Borders and their project in Yanayo, Bolivia. Directed by Cecil B. Feeder.