Women are disproportionately affected by climate change. They are also, consistently, underrepresented in the engineering profession tasked with responding to it. FeME was built on the premise that these two facts are connected — and that both can be changed. The...
No Boundaries: A Festival of Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration was never intended to feel like a typical conference, and from the moment people came together at the University of Glasgow’s Advanced Research Centre, it was clear this was something different. As Events...
Nineteen projects across nineteen contexts, all asking the same question in different ways: what does it take to make engineering more inclusive, more grounded in lived experience, and more responsive to the climate and biodiversity challenges we face? In early 2026,...
We are delighted to welcome Jessica Chacko and Jeanne Michalon to the FeME team as our inaugral Earth Fellows! The Earth Fellows programme, led by the University of Edinburgh's Edinburgh Earth Initiative (EEI), brings together postgraduate and PhD students from across...
FeME’s Independent Advisory Board brings together global leaders in engineering, systems thinking, and inclusive innovation to help guide the network’s growth and impact. The Board’s role is to advise, challenge, and amplify FeME’s mission to ensure our values of...
When we launched the Failure Modes of Engineering Network (FeME), one of our first priorities was to create a way to showcase the breadth and depth of people and projects working to reimagine engineering for a just and sustainable future. That vision has become the...