EWB SFU is a student organization based in Simon Fraser University, Canada, British Columbia. We are a vibrant, multi-disciplinary community of students who are looking to create socially conscious engineering projects.​​ We have five ventures that we work on:

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Education outreach - We reach out to numerous elementary schools, middle schools and community centers to run interactive activities amongst students to introduce them to engineering and to raise awareness about social issues.

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Project ROW - We've created a dockside, rowing station to be used by SFU Rowing, a rowing club affiliated with SFU. In this project, we've learnt a lot on how to act as a consultant for SFU Rowing as well on being the bridge between the technical side of engineering to the client.

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Project R3D -  In this project, we are making a method for 3D printing using recycled materials from plastic bottles, containers and other packaging. Our goal is to provide all engineering students and faculty in SFU with a dedicated 3D printing station that is sustainable as well as affordable that could be used with just household waste without the need to purchase dedicated 3D printer filament.

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SUSTAIN-EE Solar Electrification - This venture is also a design team.  SUSTAIN-EE stands for "Sustainable Undergraduates Shaping Tomorrow’s Alternatives in Innovating Next-generational Electrification Energy". Our goal is to develop and test green energy systems using emerging sustainable technologies made by SFU's research faculty such as thin-film solar panels and advanced batteries. Our current project focuses on creating a solar home system powered by advanced thin-film solar panels that could also act as a weather forecasting station.

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Bionics - This venture is our 2nd design team. It is a highly multi-disciplinary venture between many different engineering students, computer science students, and biology students working towards creating feasible and affordable prosthetics that aid in lost human functions.