Landmark Forum Graduates Making a Difference Around the World
Shala Akintunde, a Landmark graduate and a widely recognized social impact artist, has been nominated for Innovator of the Year by ADCOLOR, the premier organization dedicated to celebrating and promoting professionals of color and diversity in the creative industries. Each […]
Landmark Forum graduate Jack Licata took powerful action in Landmark’s Breakthrough Seminar – taking his innovation to the next level. Licata, a veteran, has invented Bag Ups, a trash bag dispensing system which dispenses and perforates garbage bags without a […]
Landmark graduate Ben Zander gives a TED talk on the power of classical music.
Landmark Forum graduates and others are taking up the Live a Life You Love Challenge, sharing about what they are up to, and what they are out to cause.
An innovative new organization is fighting human trafficking through cutting edge prevention programs and survivor support.
In his Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program, one teenager created a blood drive which has made him a leader in his community.
Social impact artist and Landmark Forum graduate Shala Akintunde is pioneering an innovative art form that is also making an urgently needed difference.
Day for grandfathers and grandchildren celebrates love across generations.
One Landmark graduate is starting a conversation about bipolar disorder and other forms of mental illness.
BrainChild camps created as a project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program are entering their fourth year.
For the first time ever, on June 8th-12th, The Landmark Forum was held in Brasilia, Brazil’s capital.
One Landmark graduate is pioneering a project to deliver inspiring messages to strangers.
The Orange County Register is writing about a project spearheaded by a Landmark graduate to create an online portal for women in the Middle East and Africa to be able to easily access a register of their legal rights.
The executive director of Amnesty International Kenya shares about himself and how The Landmark Forum made a huge difference in dealing with the fallout of violence against his family.
Paws for a Cause has made an unexpected difference – for pets, artists, and the project creator himself.
Publicizing and advancing NAD therapy is Thomas Ingoglia’s project in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
Writer Mindy Sullivan profiles the extraordinary life of Landmark graduate Richard Gaule.
Michael Schneider and Brian Orter turned their animal rescue dreams into a reality, using piloting skills to make a unique difference.
The efforts of two Landmark Forum graduates to ban plastic bags and styrofoam caught the attention of the Sunshine News Network.
After doing The Landmark Forum, Morris Chubb went from someone who felt too timid to make a difference to someone running a $1.5 million nonprofit delivering showers and laundry services to the homeless.
CNN has recognized Blake Rockwell, who created a project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program to allow sick children VIP access to high profile sporting events.
The V Dream project is bringing together parents and young people to have creative conversations about the future.
A new foundation is launching a monthly event to empower special needs artists from New York.
One woman has created a school program which teaches kids life lessons and allows them sell products on ebay to contribute to others.
More than 100 free makeovers are going to woman impacted by domestic violence.
A Landmark Forum graduate dealing with Parkinson’s Disease was recently featured on Living Healthy Chicago, WGN Channel 9 for his positive attitude and for making a difference for others.
The Christmas Spirit Community Dinner in Victoria has provided a magical experience for thousands of people over the last 26 years.
A recent Florida walkathon was part of a new non-profit’s effort to reduce depression through exercise.
An innovate ‘Shhh…No Honking’ campaign is reducing noise pollution in Mumbai.
A Landmark Forum graduate brought community leaders together to discuss how to bring people together and end systemic racism in Indiana.