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Engineering for Change

Name: Engineering for Change
Address: 2 Park Avenue, New York, NY, 10016, US
Telephone: +12125917000
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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.

10/14/2026

Have a sustainability challenge you’re ready to tackle? E4C’s Impact Projects supply our technical talent to your organization. Together, we’ll turn ambitious commitments into practical solutions and measurable results.

What makes a project an Impact Project?
A clear sustainability challenge. A meaningful goal. A measurable outcome.

🔗Apply now to be part of our upcoming Impact Projects cohort!
https://www.engineeringforchange.org/contact-impact-project/

10/13/2026

What happens when organizations connect with talented engineers to tackle real-world challenges?

For M2X Energy, E4C Impact Projects helped inform both engineering and business decisions, supporting the development of systems that reduce methane emissions and create lower-carbon fuels.

Nicholas Schwartz is a Chemical Engineer at M2X Energy who discusses how E4C Impact Projects helped them convert wasted methane into low-carbon fuels.

Are you working on a challenge that could benefit from engineering expertise?

Applications for the next round of E4C Impact Projects are now open through November 15, 2026.

Apply now to be part of our upcoming Impact Projects cohort!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/contact-impact-project/

10/12/2026

What will the workforce of the clean energy economy look like?

Join E4C on November 4 at 11:30 AM ET for a conversation about the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of clean energy jobs.

We’ll be joined by Bob Keefe, Executive Director of E2, and we’ll discuss insights from the U.S. and India, including new findings from the upcoming Clean Jobs America 2026 report.

Bring your questions and join the conversation.

Register now!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/the-future-workforce-of-the-clean-energy-economy/

10/06/2026

Have a sustainability challenge you’re ready to tackle?

Bring your project to life with E4C Impact Projects.

Partner with an E4C Fellow for targeted research and design support to help move your work forward.

Applications close November 15, 2026.

Could your project be our next Impact Project?

Apply now to be part of our upcoming Impact Projects cohort!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/contact-impact-project/

10/01/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 Fellows!

For the past five months, the fellows have been learning and sharing their expertise with companies, universities and other organizations around the world. Their projects have contributed to sustainability and the advancement of the SDGs. Now we're celebrating the completion of that work and the start of a new phase. They’re joining the global community of hundreds of fellowship alumni who are making a meaningful impact..

Congratulations to our Fellows and Managing Fellows of 2026!
We’re proud and excited to see what comes next!

09/25/2026

What makes medical technology truly work in underserved communities?

Join Engineering for Change for a conversation with Christopher Adlung, a Researcher in Telemedicine and Frugal Innovation at Delft University of Technology, with a Q&A session moderated by Winnie Wangari Kibiru, MedTech Lead at Villgro Africa.

We’ll explore how to move beyond prototypes and design medical solutions that are adoptable, affordable, and scalable in real-world settings.

Virtual Event:
October 1, 2026
11:00 /15:00 UTC

Register here:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/making-medical-technology-work-where-its-needed-most/

09/17/2026

Designing Sustainability into Every Stage of Product Development.

E4C’s President and expert in product sustainability Leah Putman presented this short course in sustainable product design to the startup founders in the ASME ISHOW accelerator, and now we’re sharing those insights with you.

Sustainability starts long before a product reaches the market.

From materials and manufacturing to repair, maintenance and end-of-life, every design decision can shape a product’s environmental and social impact.

For hardware entrepreneurs, designing for repairability, modularity, responsible sourcing and circularity from the start can create products that last longer, and make a greater impact.

Sustainability is the sum of many decisions.

Read the article:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/designing-sustainability-into-every-stage-of-product-development/

09/16/2026

Engineering for Change’s Impact Projects program brings mission-driven organizations together with engineers and designers to help turn sustainability challenges into practical solutions.

Organizations gain access to:
Engineering & design expertise
Social impact & sustainability support
A global network of professionals
Human-centered design approaches

Our experts support your work in clean energy, water, housing, health, and other sectors at the intersection of sustainability and technology. The right expertise can help take your project further.

Interested in collaborating? Apply for consideration in the 2027 Impact Projects cohort.
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/contact-impact-project/

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09/15/2026

Our team will be at the Design & Make Conference at Autodesk University 2026!

We’ll be there to connect with the Autosesk community. If you’re around , please come say hi, we’d love to meet you!

09/10/2026

Making Medical Technology Work in Underserved Communities.

How can we ensure medical innovations meet the real needs of people and health systems?

Join Christopher Adlung of Delft University of Technology for an Engineering for Change webinar exploring frugal innovation, telemedicine, adoption and scale-up in underserved communities.

Virtual Event:
October 1, 2026
11:00 /15:00 UTC

Discover why technology that works technically may still fail to deliver impact—and what we can do differently.

Register here:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/making-medical-technology-work-where-its-needed-most/

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

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+12125917000

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https://www.engineeringforchange.org/

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