A committed Landmark Forum graduate takes her campaign to eliminate violence against women and girls to Pakistan and India.
Beauty Bites Beast, Award-winning Landmark Forum Grad Project invited to Pakistan
Tribes of Lambs Empowers HIV Kids
What started as a one time, $5,000, crowdfunding campaign to help kids has become an all out effort to alter the lives of HIV positive children across India.
A Million People Create A World That Works For Everyone
A bold new initiative seeks to empower a million young people to be entrepreneurs.
Green Light Leadership
This TEDxHongKong talk by Landmark graduate Charles Caldwell explores a new kind of leadership.
Reunion Celebrates First African American to Win Medal of Honor
Landmark graduate Robert Toporek has created a reunion for the men he served with Vietnam, in honor of Milton Olive, who gave his life to save four members of the platoon, and was the first African American to be awarded the medal of honor in Vietnam.
C-SAFE Educates Children to Prevent Abuse
An education campaign to prevent sexual abuse is one women’s project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
Massive Nepalese Earthquake Doesn’t Stop the Maya Anne Friendship School
A group of Landmark graduates has created a school in Nepal that has served as a key shelter after the recent earthquakes.
Volunteers for “I Love My City” Contribute Instead of Complaining
‘I Love My City’ has improved the lives of Indian citizens through a variety of innovative initiatives.
Resourceful Project to Educate Orphans and Child Laborers
Inspired by participating in Landmark programs, Sunil S. Wagh has, along with his friends and family, created two remarkable initiatives to impact the lives of child laborers and orphans in rural India. Started in June 2013, the SANTI Child Care […]
For the Girls
Sara Safari climbs the world’s tallest mountains to raise money for Empower Nepali Girls, a group providing an education for the poorest Nepali girls and keeping them out of the sex trade.
Han Dana, Longtime Staff Member, Asia Webmaster, Passes
Longtime Landmark Staff member Han Dana passed away suddenly from an aneurysm.
Causing Healthy Afghan Communities
A former Landmark staff member is using her skills to impact poverty in Afghanistan.
The Landmark Forum in Vietnamese – One Woman’s Story
An odyssey from Vietnam to America ends in one woman spearheading the translation of The Landmark Forum into Vietnamese.
TEDx Talk – Beyond Perfectionism
Sunny Kang, a world-renowned clarinet player and graduate of The Landmark Forum, discusses growing up as a perfectionist, and the breakthroughs she had in moving past having to do everything right.
Punjabi Poetry Fair Connects Poets New and Old
Over 100 established Punjabi poets came together recently with up and coming poets at a poetry fair organized by Jaswant Singh Zafar as his project in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program. In the inaugural session S. Amarjit Singh Grewal welcomed the […]
South Asian Film Festival Booming in Chicago
In Landmark ‘s Self-Expression and Leadership Program, Amit Rana created a booming South Asian Film festival that is entering its fourth year.
A Commitment to Bring Spaceflight and Prosperity to India
by Mindy Sullivan When a smallish, unassuming looking young man from India walked up to the microphone to share something while taking part in Landmark Education’s Introduction Leaders Program, about half the room is paying attention. He turns on the […]
Ten In Ten: 10,000 Connected and Sustainable Villages in Ten Years
Having 10,000 Indian villages be financially sustainable is the bold ambition of one graduate of The Landmark Forum.
I Love My City Launches One Million Stickers Campaign
A project that began two years ago in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program continues to find new ways to improve the quality of life in Faridibad.
From an Arizona High School, Computers for Students Overseas
Almost 500 computers will be heading to students in Ghana and India, as a result of Sheila Scanlan’s project she created in Landmark’s SELP.
Run With Roshni Raises Gorkha Awareness
23 runners took part in Mumbai’s half Marathon to raise awareness of Indian’s Gorkha community and raise money for some good causes.
Making Organ Donation Option Available on Drivers Licenses in India
A project created in Landmark Education’s SELP is pioneering the option of organ donation on drivers’ licenses.
Indian Street Children Trained in Capoeira
Residents of a children’s shelter in India have a chance to participate in Capoeira classes, thanks to one person’s project created in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
Balloons, Socks, Creativity and Aid to North Korea
“Brothers and sisters: We haven’t forgotten about your suffering,” read a note attached to each pair. “Until unification, please stay alive. People around the world love you.”
I Love My City Brings Road Safety to School
I Love My City, a city improvement project created in Landmark Education’s SELP, recently gave a traffic safety presentation to 600 students.
Self-Expression and Leadership Projects Spotlighted in Indian Press
A wide range of projects created in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program were highlighted in a story from The Indian Broadcasting Network.
Expedition Bhutan Undertakes Adventure In The Land Of The Thunder Dragon
Expedition Bhutan, a Himalayan adventure chronicled by the Discover Channel, began as Terri Schneider’s project in the Landmark Education Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
Chicago South Asian Film Festival Kicks off with Rang Rasiya
The second annual Chicago South Asian Film Festival (originally created as a project in Landmark Education’s SELP) is coming September 30-October 2.
Washington Resident Creates Concert and Speed Dating Fundraisers for Nepal Orphans
A Washington state native held a speed dating event and a concert to raise money for the orphanage her cousin founded in Nepal – now she is heading to that country as a volunteer.
Opportunities to Contribute to Tsunami Relief
Opportunities for Landmark Education News readers to make a difference for victims of the tsunami and earthquake in Japan.