People in Harmony Celebrates New Zealand’s Multicultural Heritage
Andrew Correa is creating two multicultural concerts for International Race Relations Day in New Zealand.
Category: Society
This is a blog about social issues and difficulties. You can likewise read about the life of a socially aware woman and children living in a urban space.
Easter Seals Cut-a-thon Funds Camp Harmon
Wendy Rae Johnson's project in the Landmark SELP course is to raise $40,000 for Easter Seals for 40 developmentally disabled people to attend Camp Harmon.
Best Ways to Help Haiti
Please visit InterAction to find a comprehensive list of organizations powerfully assisting Haiti.
Austin Women’s Clothing Swap Launches March Event
The Austin Women's clothing swap is holding its second annual event this March.
State Department Recognizes Accomplishments of Gashaw Tahir
gashaw tahir continues to make Ethiopia green.
New York City Players Pool Their Strength Against Cancer
Jason Gonzalez put together a fundraiser for free patient care at Sloan-Kettering at Eastside Billiards as his project in Landmark Education's SELP program.
Singing Out Against Hunger (SOAH) Climbs New Heights
Singing out Against Hunger, originally created by Jane Bitto in her Landmark SELP Program seven years ago to assist the hungry in East Bay, Rhode Island, had its most successful year everywhere.
‘Soulmates’ Comes to DC
Soulmates, a movie about love and identity created by Landmark seminar leader Joan Sugerman, is coming to Washington DC later this month.
Boxing Champion Motivates Kids
former boxing champion billy schwer saw in the landmark forum that he wanted to make a difference for kids.
Empowering Girls and Bolstering Self-Esteem: A Beautiful You, Exploring Inside Out
Claudia's Virga's Self-Esteem for girls event, her project in the Landmark SELP program, drew the attention of the Orlando Sentinel newspaper.
Zambian Princess Tackles Poverty
The story of Zindaba Nyirenda and her efforts to reduce poverty in Africa have been featured in the Daily Herald newspaper of suburban Chicago. Nyirenda credits The Landmark Forum with […]
Landmark Forum for Young People Held in India for the First Time
Three Landmark Forums were held for the first time in India in September 2009.
Warriors for Peace Offers 2nd Event
Warriors for Peace held its second annual yogathon fundraising event (originally created in the Landmark SELP program).
Wafa Sultan on Islam and The Landmark Forum
Dr. Wafa Sultan talks about radical Islam and the Landmark Forum in The Kurdistan Times.
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Religion
“Tying up Loose Ends” Looks at Life’s End
Landmark Education News has received word that “Tying up Loose Ends”, the play focusing on end of life issues written and performed by Ann and Catherine Gallogly, will be appearing […]
Global Giving Circle Offers Laughs at Holiday Disfunction for a Cause
Global Giving Circle, the unique New York based charitable organization created in part by Landmark Education graduate Shana Dressler, is holding an unusual holiday extravaganza – ChrismaHanuKwanzakah – to celebrate […]
Children’s Book Addresses Bullying
A children's book by Landmark Education graduate Maria Dismondy looks at bullying.
More Groups Reach out to du Soleil for Bras for those in Need
Oz du Soleil's Support 1000 program, created in the Landmark Education SELP, has contributed bras to thousands of women in need.
Books and Beds for Cambodian Orphanage
Tanya Jaw is aiding Cambodian orphans as part of her SELP program offered by Landmark Education.
Surf and Sun for Migrants
Lisa Quirk created an innovative program for migrants unfamiliar with the surf to learn how to safely deal with the beach and ocean. Safety is the program’s priority, which requires […]
Jersey Wives Fight Prostate Cancer, Stand by their Men, with Nude Calendar
Longtime Landmark Education graduate Sheila Rosko was recently featured on CBS in New York for her work in the creation of a unique calendar designed to raise awareness about prostate cancer. […]
“A Princess Found” Book Tour Comes to Pasadena
Sarah Culberson's book tour for "A Princess Found", her autobiography about discovering she was actually a princess in Sierra Leone, is coming to Pasadena on Sunday, November 15th.
Opening Futures for Orphans
This Landmark Education SELP project from Bangalore is positively impacting the lives of orphans.
Stress Reduction for Students
Fiona Jensen created a project in landmark education's selp program to bring a cutting edge stress reduction program to Barnstable High School.
Pelican Post Nominated for Digital Heroes Award
Nick Johnson and his Pelican Post project, which delivers books to schools in African and which was founded in the Landmark SELP, has been nominated for a "digital heroes" award.
Bras for the Underprivileged
In Landmark Education's self-expression and Leadership Program, Oz du Soleil created a project to donate thousands of bras to underprivileged women and girls.
‘Fuel’ a New York Times Critic Pick (Updated October 1st with Theatre Locations and 10/9 Chicago Event)
Josh Tickell's new enviro-doc film Fuel is receiving critical acclaim from across the country, including a Critics Pick from the New York Times, reports Landmark Education News.
Goromonzi Project Educates Zimbabwe Orphans
The Goromonzi project, an organization created by Janet Shaw in 2005 out of taking Landmark Education's SELP program, helps educates thousands of Zimbabwe orphans.
Mural Revamps Bike Path
Community organizer and Lutheran pastor Susan Schoon organized a new, 69-foot mural on a bike path in Shoreview, Minnesota, out of her participation in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program. […]