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Address: 2 Park Avenue, New York, NY, 10016, US
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E4C is a dynamic and growing community of engineers, technologists, social scientists, NGOs, local governments and community advocates whose mission is to improve quality of life in vulnerable communities around the world.

08/21/2026

What if the same land could grow food and generate clean energy?

Join Dr. Lisa Bosman from Purdue University on August 26 for a conversation on agrivoltaics and how combining solar and agriculture could create more sustainable, resilient communities.

Dr. Vivek Garimella will moderate and take live questions from participants. Dr. Garimella is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Rice University in Houston, Texas (USA). Prior to Rice, Dr. Garimella was at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign where he participated in the SCAPES agrivoltaics project supported by the USDA.

Join us for an in-depth conversation, ask questions and meet like-minded people around the world.

Virtual Event:
August 26th
11:00 ET / 15:00 UTC

Discover the opportunities, challenges, and innovations shaping the future of agrivoltaics.

Register here:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/when-farms-make-power-challenges-and-opportunities-for-agrivoltaics/

08/18/2026

Experts are calling for urgent reform in technical education as AI reshapes the global job market.

With millions of young people lacking future-ready digital skills, leaders warn that education systems must evolve to include AI, tech literacy, and 21st-century skills, or risk leaving a generation behind.

The future of work is changing fast. Education must keep up.

Read the article:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/experts-call-for-technical-education-reform/

08/11/2026

What does it take to electrify industry?

From proven technologies like high-temperature heat pumps and electrode boilers to the policies and economics driving adoption, experts from UC Santa Barbara's 2035 Initiative answer the questions shaping the future of industrial heat.

As industry works toward lower emissions, understanding what works, and how to scale it, has never been more important.

Read the article:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/your-questions-about-the-electrification-of-industry-answered/

08/06/2026

Can farms produce both food and clean energy efficiently?

Discover how solar and agriculture can work together in a webinar hosted by Engineering for Change, “When Farms Make Power: Challenges and Opportunities for Agrivoltaics.”

Dr. Lisa Bosman at Purdue University will lead us through an exploration of solar and agriculture combined, the challenges ahead, and the opportunities to build more resilient food and energy systems.

Virtual Event:
August 26th
11:00 ET / 15:00 UTC

Register now (it’s free), and join us for interesting insight and conversation with like-minded people around the world.

Register here:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/when-farms-make-power-challenges-and-opportunities-for-agrivoltaics/

08/04/2026

Southeast Asia could produce more electricity than it needs while growing food without sacrificing land for agriculture.

New research shows that using agrivoltaics on just 10% of suitable farmland could boost renewable energy, strengthen food security, and improve regional resilience.

One solution. Two essential resources.

Read the article:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/researh-brief-agrivoltaics-in-southeast-asia-could-generate-surplus-energy/

07/28/2026

Fresh produce shouldn't go to waste because of a lack of refrigeration.

The CoolVeg Foundation is developing low-energy evaporative cooling chambers that help farmers and grocers keep fruits and vegetables fresh for longer using affordable, locally available materials and as little as 200W of electricity.

These innovative systems can reduce post harvest food loss, strengthen the cold chain, and help smallholder farmers increase their income, all while expanding access to sustainable cooling solutions.

Read the article:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/low-energy-cooling-chambers-cut-post-harvest-food-loss/

07/23/2026

Women in 3D Printing (Wi3DP) is entering a new phase under the ASME Foundation, strengthening its mission to expand inclusion in additive manufacturing. With 13,000+ members worldwide, the community continues to grow, connect, and inspire the next generation of innovators.

Join a chapter, subscribe to updates, or help start one in your region.

Read the article:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/women-in-3d-printing-found-a-new-home-at-asme/

07/16/2026

Since the program launched, our global community has completed 210 projects and awarded 340 Fellowships, helping build a more diverse, connected, and innovative technical workforce. Today, 45% of selected Fellows are women, representing more than 50 nationalities.

Our Fellows are gaining real-world, cross-disciplinary experience while creating solutions that improve lives and help build a better future for people and the planet.

Learn more about their projects and the impact in action!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/fellowships/2026-e4c-fellowship/

07/15/2026

Second-life batteries offer major opportunities for clean energy access in the Global South, but they also present complex engineering and systems challenges.

From safety and data gaps to informal supply chains and recycling tradeoffs, designing these systems requires thinking beyond reuse alone and planning for the full circular economy.

A useful reminder: second-life batteries are not plug and play, they require careful design, conservative assumptions, and strong system-level coordination.

Read the article:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/designing-second-life-battery-projects-in-the-global-south/

07/14/2026

Future-Proofing Critical Mineral Supplies

As demand for critical minerals accelerates, how can industry build more resilient, secure, and sustainable supply chains?

Join the next CATALYZE Webinar to hear experts discuss the role of mining innovation, recycling, sustainable finance, and policy in strengthening the critical mineral ecosystem.

📅 July 27, 2026
🕒 15:00 UTC

Hear from industry leaders:
• Abigail Hunter, Executive Director, SAFE's Center for Critical Minerals Strategy
• Darian Orozco, Sr. Director of Process & Plant Engineering, Mariana Minerals
• Cindy Jia, Managing Director & Head of Sustainable Solutions Group – Americas, ING

Moderated by Iana Aranda, President of Engineering for Change and Managing Director of Sustainability at ASME.

Register now and join the conversation:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/building-resilient-supply-chains-for-critical-minerals/

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Tuesday	10am - 10pm
Wednesday	10am - 10pm
Thursday	10am - 11pm
Friday	10am - 10pm
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Sunday	10am - 10pm

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