One enterprising Landmark Forum graduate has created a series of workshops where women experiencing hair loss get to create their own hats.
Hat Over Heels
Making a Difference, Stress-Free
Adam Hammes is doing more than standing for sustainability – he is empowering others to make a difference in the face of stress and resignation.
Special Spectators Brings Joy to Sick Children Everywhere
Special Spectators, which connects serious ill children with top athletes and events, is expanding its reach with a new crowdsourcing campaign.
Finding Purpose
When AJ Richards returned from his tour of duty in Iraq in 2006 he felt a loss of purpose.
This Year in Jerusalem
After a decades long journey, a film about empowering women in the face of countless obstacles, is coming to Jerusalem.
For the Love of the Game…and his Dad
When a man stopped being able to go to see the Red Sox because of Parkinson’s disease, his son has pioneered a Parkinson’s day at Fenway Park in his honor.
Love is in the Bag
An innovative support program allows aid for all kinds of people in need, and makes it easy for children to make a difference.
Donated Laptops Aid At-Risk Youths
One Landmark graduate stepped forward to provide refurbished laptops to help at-risk youths get jobs.
Knitting Nannies Help Those in Need
Knitting Nannies are sending scarves and other items to women and children in need.
Genesis Academy Summer Institute Featured on WBEZ’s Worldview
A peace building, international summer program is featured on Chicago’s WBEZ’s Worldview.
Art with Conviction Alters View of Prisoners
Joel Chorny is changing the way the world sees convicted felons.
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.
A Transformation in Teaching – The Butterfly Effect, Part Two
Inspired by the difference his sister Pam Djigounian makes as a teacher, Jeff Gamble grew an internship program at the hospital he worked at that has both saved the hospital lots of money and improved its service, and made an extraordinary difference in preparing underprivileged young people for the future.
A Transformation in Teaching – The Butterfly Effect, Part One
Pam Djigounian and her brother Jeff Gamble are Landmark Forum graduates who have made an enormous difference in educating young people and introducing them to the field of health care. This is part one of their story.
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.
‘Edible Homework’ Helps Busy Families
A team at a Vancouver area logistics company gives advice on how to make tasty, affordable meals.
Harmonic Humanity Empowers Homeless
Having experienced homelessness himself, AJ Lovewins now does everything he can to empower homeless people to live great lives.
Creating a World in Balance
By supporting sustainability through crowdfunding and a unique business partnership, two Landmark graduates are blazing a new trail in the world of non-profits.
Vote for Baobab!
One Landmark graduate’s plan to create wealth for hundreds of thousands of African families may reach the ears of Virgin Group legend Richard Branson.
#Foodiechats Connects Food Lovers Worldwide
Starting with one tweet, #Foodiechats has become a Monday phenomenon, reaching millions of food lovers worldwide.
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.
LOVE>Hate Project Turns Tragedy into Action
How one man turned a parent’s worst nightmare into a stand for love, peace and forgiveness.
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 […]
Healing his Family, Healing the World
Landmark Forum graduate Mathew Shurka has become a compassionate leader in the movement to outlaw gay conversion therapy.
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.
Shoe Drive Helps Homeless
A Landmark graduate is helping people without homes with a city-wide shoe drive.
Ending Bullying One Bully at a Time
In the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program, one man invented an anti-bullying program which is taking off across California.
Remarkable Reconciliation
A June Huffington Post article told the story of Mathew Shurka who was made to participate in controversial gay conversion therapy as an adolescent. Mathew recently participated in the “It Gets Better Project” on YouTube. A video campaign targeted at GLBT […]
Harmonic Humanity Enlists Top Names in Music to Help Homeless Help Themselves
A Landmark graduate who was once homeless himself has created a program to help homeless people by letting them sell CDs by famous artists – now he’s seeking to take the program nationwide.
Ending Pet Euthanasia
One Landmark graduate has made an enormous impact in reducing euthanasia of animals in Kentucky and other states.