
A transdisciplinary network of academics, students, professionals and community members dedicated to the practice of engineering , framed by social and environmental justice. This podcast series hosts conversations with practitioners, teachers and students in this new and emerging field .
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureDocumentary | ||||

How are peace building and engineering connected? How can you start a career in engineering and use your skills to help countries create peace? This episode of the ESJP podcast invites us into the amazing world of Jerry McCann, peace engineer, ESJP a... more
A conversation with Professor Camilo Andres Navarro Forero, Industrial Engineering, School of Engineering and Sciences at the Technologico de Monterrey, Mexico. Learn about how Camilo connects his engineering work to peace building in latin America. ... more
ESJP would not exist without George Catalano. In 2024 he attended an 'Engineering and Social Justice' meeting run by cohost Caroline Baillie, in Kingston, Canada. Two years later he decided to run the next one. This one was called "Engineering, Socia... more
Caroline Baillie, cohost of our ESJP podcast series takes us on a visit to the Pope's summer palace in Rome where she took part in the Inaugural meeting of the Global Alliance for Integral Ecology/ Laudato si', launched by the University of Notre Dam... more
Do you ever worry about the amount of trash you create? Want to share your used toys and clothes but don't have a place to take them? Diane Cohen has created a huge system of reuse and repair across her city, including deconstructing and repurposing ... more
Welcome to our ESJP podcast series! In this first episode, host Saskia van Beers invites her co-host Caroline Baillie, and two other ESJP founders, Chris Byrne and Katy Haralampides to share the story of how ESJP began and what it means to them.
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