10 Students. 10 Issues. 10 Journeys.

100 People starts with a simple idea, but we have very ambitious aims. We want to meet the big thinkers of our time and inspire students to grow up and follow in their footsteps. That's why we teamed up with Techonomy, which is an innovative new conference and philosophy that stems from the idea that we as humans invent things to solve problems. In August 2010, two hundred of the world's most forward-thinking techonomists convened in a quest of new ways to propel our economy, enhance our lives and preserve our planet.

We thought that students needed to be a part of this conversation, so we partnered with Intel and Techonomy to engage students in the rich dialogue about global issues. We selected 10 of the brightest young thinkers from among the finalists at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair to examine 10 global issues through the 100 People lens: water, food, transportation, health, economy, education, energy, shelter, war and waste.

Techonomy founder Brent Schlender with high school student finalists from Intel's ISEF science competition	Intel student finalists Matt McIntyre and Talia Greene discussing their projects with Techonomy participants
Intel student finalist Brandon Li is congratulated by Techonomy partner Michael Christman	Intel student finalists Matt, Marian Bechtel, and Talia

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100 People: Global Issues Through Our Lens

10 Students. 10 Issues. 10 Journeys.
is made possible by a generous grant from Intel.