Buckminster Fuller believed that the world could be made to work for 100% of humanity. He dedicated his life to pursuing what humanity in general, and one person in particular, could do to achieve this goal. One for 100, the 2010 BFI Fellows’ blog, will bear witness to the fulfillment of Fuller's vision through the Buckminster Fuller Challenge, a search for comprehensive solutions to the most pressing problems facing humankind.

Throughout the fellowship we’ll be exploring Fuller’s Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science (CADS) approach to problem solving, and we’ll be using CADS thinking to assess solutions presented in the 2010 BFI challenge. One for 100 will highlight emerging thinkers and cultivate discourse amongst like-minded change agents, who much like Bucky, are undertaking “an experiment to discover what the little, penniless, unknown individual might be able to do effectively on behalf of all humanity.”