It is 8 p.m. in the mountain village of San Miguel, Guatemala. Voices and laughter can be heard echoing through the darkness. A compact, student-designed, solar powered lantern creates a … Continue reading Partner With Us! Engineering Brightness Guatemala 18
Video – Ignite Tomorrow Today: Engineering Brightness
OtterCares and OtterBox are on a mission to inspire young entrepreneurs and philanthropists. Engineering Brightness is one of many programs we support that inspires kids to change the world.
Severance Middle School Making South Africa a Brighter Place
In the fall of 2016 Severance Middle School started on a journey to make the world a brighter place by starting a new learning opportunity with an Engineering Brightness class. … Continue reading Severance Middle School Making South Africa a Brighter Place
Engineering Brightness Touches Down in Kenya
Engineering Brightness has now touched down in Kenya and has rekindled it’s impact in Uganda in a new way! Mrs. Eberhard, a third grade teacher from RCS in Loveland, who … Continue reading Engineering Brightness Touches Down in Kenya
Engineering Brightness Visits Guatemala
2017 started with a new cultural friendship between Preston Middle School and the village of San Miguel, Guatemala. We were able to spend 8 days in Guatemala learning about their … Continue reading Engineering Brightness Visits Guatemala
Engineering Brightness
Engineering Brightness is a group of students and teachers committed to making the world brighter. Through global collaboration with New Brunswick, The Dominican Republic, and Uganda, Engineering Brightness participants are … Continue reading Engineering Brightness
Partnering with Honduras
Partnering with Honduras! The summer of 2015 presented a great opportunity to learn about Honduras culture and people. Part of the world’s 1.3 billion people effected by limited electricity reside … Continue reading Partnering with Honduras
Dominican Republic Partners Receive Lights
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No Light, No Power, No Kidding
“What did you do when the sun went down? If you’re reading this, chances are you switched on a light. But for the 1.3 billion people around the world who … Continue reading No Light, No Power, No Kidding