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At our Birmingham Systems Change Lab, we celebrated the small wins that sustain big ambitions, as well as looking ahead to envision the future of our Lab community.

Engineers Without Borders UK and Engineers Without Borders Nepal have announced a new partnership which promises to create opportunities for learning, collaboration and global knowledge exchange.

This year’s Design Challenge takes students to Ladywood, Birmingham – a neighbourhood full of resilience, creativity and possibility.

Activist and engineer Georgia Elliott-Smith joins Engineers Without Borders UK as Chair, bringing bold leadership to tackle global challenges.

In Glasgow, the Systems Change Lab entered its develop phase – a space for divergent thinking, creative collaboration, and collective ambition. From mapping values to ‘juicing the brief’, participants explored how to turn bold ideas into action.

Meet the 2025 winners of the award-winning Engineering for People Design Challenge.

Discover what happened at the Systems Change Lab event in Bristol, where changemakers came together to dig deeper into the root causes of challenges in engineering.

Working with our strategic university partner, City, St. George’s University of London, we successfully trialled one of our global design challenges as a new degree course module.

In March 2025, over 70 changemakers gathered in London to relaunch the Systems Change Lab, asking: what needs to change to ensure engineers are equipped to tackle society’s most urgent challenges?