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Impact Without Borders: SIGHT Insights Webinar Series

Event date: from 14/09/2025 to 16/09/2025

Session 1:
Impact Without Borders: SIGHT Insights Webinar Series - Session 1 , held online on 14/09/2025, launched our humanitarian tech-focused program with a session titled Introduction to Humanitarian Technology & EPICS in IEEE, delivered by Eng. Kai Goodall. Organized collaboratively by IEEE ENSIT SIGHT (Tunisia Section) and IEEE E-JUST SB (Egypt Section), the webinar introduced participants to EPICS, HTAC, and the role of engineering in community-driven impact. With 26 total attendees, 25 IEEE members and 1 guest, the session provided clear guidance on project development, funding pathways, and how students can lead meaningful humanitarian technology initiatives within IEEE.
Session 2:
Impact Without Borders: SIGHT Insights Webinar Series - Session 2, held online on 15 September 2025, focused on IEEE SIGHT Projects & IEEE Smart Village and showcased how technology empowers underserved communities. Organized jointly by IEEE E-JUST SB (Egypt) and IEEE ENSIT SIGHT Group (Tunisia), the session highlighted sustainable engineering solutions, Smart Village initiatives, and the importance of youth involvement in humanitarian technologies. With 25 attendees and 2 guest speakers, the event encouraged cross-border collaboration and inspired participants to engage in IEEE SIGHT, Smart Village, and entrepreneurship opportunities for sustainable community development.
Session 3:
Impact Without Borders: SIGHT Insights Webinar Series - Session 3, held online on 16 September 2025, focused on HTAC Programs and Opportunities and brought together participants from Egypt, Tunisia, and beyond to explore global humanitarian technology initiatives. Co-organized by IEEE E-JUST SB (Egypt) and IEEE ENSIT SIGHT Group (Tunisia), the session featured speakers Eng. Abdullateef Aliyu and Eng. Nour Sbaoulji, with moderation by Aya Elmogy. Through discussions on HTAC funding, volunteer pathways, training programs, and success stories such as IEEE Smart Village projects in Africa, attendees gained practical insights into launching and scaling humanitarian technology projects. With 20 attendees and 2 guest speakers, the session strengthened cross-border collaboration and highlighted clear opportunities for students and young professionals to engage in impactful IEEE humanitarian initiatives.