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RIVERS OF RESILIENCE: PAYOROTE’S JOURNEY WITH ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS USA AND
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Engineers Without Borders USA and the resilient community of Payorote have
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with the Farmer-to-Farmer Program, is working with volunteers to improve
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ENGINEERS DRIVE INFRASTRUCTURE
While experts agree that our nation’s crumbling infrastructure is hampering
economic performance and costing all Americans time and money, CECorps is here
to help.
Read the Article
THE RESILIENCY CIRCLE
In honor of our 20th Anniversary, EWB-USA is launching the Resiliency Circle, a
society of dedicated supporters who together advance EWB-USA’s resiliency, today
and beyond!
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BECOME UNIQUELY QUALIFIED
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exciting, innovative and impactful projects around the world.
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RIVERS OF RESILIENCE: PAYOROTE’S JOURNEY WITH ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS USA AND
AMAZON PROMISE
Engineers Without Borders USA and the resilient community of Payorote have
forged an extraordinary partnership, a beacon of hope amidst the challenges of
life in Peru.
Read More
THE FOXBURG, PA PROJECT: REBUILDING ROADS TO RESILIENCE
In Foxburg, PA, a community faced a daunting challenge: a dilapidated road
posing safety hazards and potential damage to homes.
Read the Story
PARTNERSHIP SPOTLIGHT: THE COMMUNITY ENGINEERING CORPS AND NALWOODI DENZHONE
COMMUNITY
Collaborative efforts between EWB-USA (as part of the CECorps), the Nalwoodi
Denzhone Community, and the San Carlos Apache Tribe, show engineering with
empathy in practice.
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