Landmark Forum Graduates Making a Difference Around the World
by Asmi Kothari On February 6th 2011 Kelly Munford was involved in a horrific car crash, involving only herself. It happened at 4am when she fell asleep whilst driving and hit a tree, having the tree go straight through the […]
A new project is attempting to remove the stigma attached to mental health in India.
One person’s project in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program is transforming the Mumbai transportation system so that deaf people can travel as easily as hearing people.
BrainChild camps created as a project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program are entering their fourth year.
A program of sight exercises aims to improve vision without glasses.
Collaborating with an NGO and local restaurants, Sheenu Sheth created a unique event.
A project created in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program is bringing freedom and flagging to Mumbai.
A new media channel focuses on the actions of those making a difference in a wide variety of endeavors.
One woman has taken on a national project to have women ensure the safety of other women.
One Landmark graduate is pioneering a project to deliver inspiring messages to strangers.
One woman is going all out to get her mother a new kidney, and she’s doing the same to save others like her.
Dancer Suzzanne Ponomarenko and a committed team of individuals have been giving young people in developing countries a unique opportunity: the chance to learn the art of dance.
For three years, a project created in the Self-Expression and Leadership program has brought companionship, gifts, and entertainment to rest home residents in New Zealand.
A recent project both funded a key program for low vision kids and brought a special gift to many of them.
Publicizing and advancing NAD therapy is Thomas Ingoglia’s project in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
Michael Schneider and Brian Orter turned their animal rescue dreams into a reality, using piloting skills to make a unique difference.
A reunion for Peace Corps volunteers who served in the country of Georgia was attended by the Peace Corps CEO, as well as the Georgian ambassador to the United States.
One woman used her own family challenges as inspiration to bring counseling to local schools.
As his project in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program, Kohei Iguchi held three free workshops to introduce people to a variety of herbal teas.
A unique therapeutic DVD is aiding people suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia.
The V Dream project is bringing together parents and young people to have creative conversations about the future.
The Green Wheels project is boldly causing bicycle commuting in the heart of India.
34 youth businesses took part in Ithaca’s first ever youth entrepreneurship market, created as a project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
A new project is teaching parents and teachers about the educational options for disabled children in Mumbai.
To get to congenital heart disease in children in time, this heart surgeon operates on about 100 young people a year for free.
Increasing the penalty for tiger poaching in India, and educating school children about the importance of tigers to the ecosystem are both part of the ‘Save Tiger Save Life Signature Campaign’.
A new program is setting out to give women greater opportunities in the workplace in India via legislation affecting maternity leave.
A project created in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program is providing key health information and sex education to Indian teens.
An innovate ‘Shhh…No Honking’ campaign is reducing noise pollution in Mumbai.
‘Pedal for Joy’ has bicycle riding making a difference in every area of life.