Innovation, technology, and regulations get a lot of attention when it comes to e-waste and electronics circularity. The role of education and the importance of closing knowledge gaps amongst different stakeholders are not in the spotlight as often, despite also being essential tools in creating long-lasting and meaningful systemic change. In light of this, this panel discussion will explore which key knowledge gaps exist, how these could effectively be closed, and why a broader societal engagement and understanding of e-waste and electronics circularity is so important.