People who take part in The Landmark Forum and other Landmark programs usually go out and take action on what really matters to them. One thing that most people have in common is the desire to make a difference for others and in the world, and thus many Landmark Forum graduates endeavor to contribute to their communities in some fashion.
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Many people who have participated in The Landmark Forum are very enthusiastic about the course. People from all over the world have done the Landmark Forum - Landmark offers programs in more than 20 countries and 125 cities around the world. Over 2.4 million people have participated in The Landmark Forum and over 100,000 people participate in Landmark’s courses each year.
Oz du Soleil’s project to support impoverished women in obtaining bras, has expanded and flourished since he created Support 1000 as his project in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program. His efforts have garnered television news coverage, he has been holding active fundraising dinners, and he is supporting more women’s shelters and organizations than ever before. Watch the CBS News story on Support 1000 below.
This is an awesome story. And very different. Kudos to you Oz and all of the women whom you’ve given a little bit of self-esteem and A lot of ‘support’ to. 🙂
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