Ways to stay involved with EWB post-Challenge!

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Centre for Appropriate Technology Discussion › Ways to stay involved with EWB post-Challenge!

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  • 05/11/2021 at 6:17 pm #3376
    Rachel Alford
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      Hi EWB Challengers!

      We hope you’ve enjoyed participating in the EWB Challenge this year, and we’re so excited to see all your hard work!

      If you’re not currently involved with EWB and would like to stay up to date with other opportunities to get involved at a local and international level, we’d love for you to join us and encourage you to do the following:

      – Become a member of EWB!
      – Join your local university or regional chapter. Come along to a newbie night and see what being part of the EWB community is all about!
      – Like our Facebook page to continue to hear about EWB events and activities
      – Subscribe to receive our newsletter ‘The Changemakers’, and information about upcoming events, volunteer assignments and career opportunities.
      – Join our upcoming Digital Design Summit in 2022, where you can expand on the skills you learned during the Challenge and apply them to a live project in Vanuatu
      – Keep in mind that later in your degree you can do your final year research with us, find out more here.

      Thanks again for your great work on the EWB Challenge and best wishes for the rest of your studies!

      The EWB Challenge Team

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