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Interview with engineer and educator Beverley Gibbs

In this interview, Beverley shares her experience of recognising that she had ADHD and how this helped her understand her career, strengths and challenges differently.

She discusses how workplaces and learning environments should design systems that support neurodivergent people.

You can also read about Beverley’s insights in our blog: Is the engineering sector doing enough to support neurodivergent talent?

 

6 steps to optimising your mental wellbeing

This Men's Health Awareness Month, we’re proud to introduce this advice-packed blog from UK charity Mates in Mind.

3 engineering students, 1 female and 2 male, working on electronics together. Next to the students are the Engineers Without Borders UK (a lightbulb shape with illustrations of the continents inside) and Foothold (9 dots arranged in a diamond grid shape) logos

The weight of responsibility: supporting the next generation of engineers

We spoke with Engineers Without Borders UK about the pressure and responsibility of entering engineering to address global challenges.

Autumn wellbeing

The northern hemisphere’s autumn season is underway and we explore ways that you can improve your wellbeing this autumn.