Engineers Without Borders - USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide through the design and implementation of sustainable engineering projects, while fostering responsible leadership. In just 8 years, this humanitarian organization has grown to include 10,000 engineers and engineering students working on several hundred projects around the world. Now AIChE and Engineers Without Borders - USA are collaborating to further engage chemical engineers in this mission to meet the basic human needs in the developing world. With our knowledge and experience, there are many roles we can take to support these efforts: technical design, technical review, organizational leadership, project management, cultural assessment, language skills, and student mentorship. Learn about the EWB-USA mission, working model, success stories and opportunities for participation.
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