The Landmark Forum, Landmark celebrate 30 years of Landmark and 50 Years of transformation. The staff of Landmark News takes a look back.
30 Years of Landmark and 50 Years of Transformation
Breakthrough In Latin America
Nine Landmark programs are being offered in Latin America during July and August of this year.
The Landmark Forum Returns to Romania
The Landmark Forum is returning to Romania in September after a 10 year absence.
First Ever Landmark Forum Held in Brasilia
For the first time ever, on June 8th-12th, The Landmark Forum was held in Brasilia, Brazil’s capital.
Landmark Launches Be Here Now Seminar in September
See what people are saying about Landmark’s Be Here Now Seminar.
Pin Up Girl Aims to Have Women Support Each Other
One woman has taken on a national project to have women ensure the safety of other women.
Programme « Inventer le Futur » organisé à l’Université George Mason
Le cours de leadership d’une durée de trois jours et demi à l'intention des dirigeants d'entreprise et d'autres dirigeants organisationnels est offert par le groupe Vanto du 12 au 15 juin à l'Université George Mason. La formation « Leadership: Inventing […]
A Chance to Dance : une Success Story du Landmark Forum
Suzzanne Ponomarenko se passionne pour la danse. Après avoir participé au programme d’Expression de Soi et de Leadership du Landmark Forum avec Jon Rubinstein à New York, elle savait donc déjà que son projet communautaire serait en lien avec la […]
Human Trafficking Survivor Finds Life
The Landmark Forum was a key piece of one man’s journey from human trafficking survivor to a thriving human being making a difference for others.
South Africa is about to host its 50th Landmark Forum
It has been 20 years since the first Landmark Forum in South Africa. To date more than 7500 South Africans have participated in the Landmark Forum and a full curriculum of Landmark programs have been offered there. David Ure […]
David Cunningham on Dealing Powerfully with Relatives over the Holidays
If you could just be the one that goes first, and gives that olive branch and goes and makes peace, and says, “You know what? No matter what happened, what’s important here is that we get to express our love for each other.” And if you did that before the holidays even got here, then for sure the holiday season and the holiday itself would have a whole other flavor to it.
Vous Voulez en Savoir Plus sur le Landmark Forum ? Découvrez ces ressources
Le Forum Landmark est implanté dans plus de 100 villes du monde entier. À ce jour, plus de 2,4 millions de personnes ont bénéficié des programmes Landmark. Nous voulons que les visiteurs apprennent comment ils peuvent provoquer un changement positif […]
Landmark and The Landmark Forum – The First 25 Years
The Landmark Forum, Landmark celebrate 25 years. The staff of Landmark News looks back at Landmark’s history and what has been created since 1991.
Turning a Personal Tragedy into a Journey of Discovery
A Landmark seminar leader has written a new book on her mother’s death from ovarian cancer, and the personal transformation that emerged out of it.
Hat Over Heels
One enterprising Landmark Forum graduate has created a series of workshops where women experiencing hair loss get to create their own hats.
Landmark on Montreal Television – Having Relationships Work in Tough Times
Landmark Spokesperson Deborah Beroset on Montreal Breakfast Television talking about what it takes to maintain a great relationship in challenging economic circumstances.
Lucky to be an Artist
An acclaimed British artist writes in her autobiography how The Landmark Forum changed her life.
Canary Wharf Spotlights Landmark Forum Breakthroughs
London lifestyle magazine Canary Wharf features Landmark Forum graduates and their breakthroughs.
ASL Tales Brings Three Dimensional Stories to All Children
Landmark graduates have created a unique story form, visual tales which help both children who can hear and those who can’t to expand their language.
Reinventing Herself as a Male Clothing Model
A New York model took an unusual leap – as a woman she began to model as a man. As covered in The New York Post and CNN.
Landmark Forum Featured in Psychology Today Blog
A blogger for Psychology Today who writes under the heading ‘Valley Girl with a Brain’ recently wrote a personal account of taking part in The Landmark Forum.
Red Lippy Project Goes Viral, Raises Cervical Cancer Awareness
Caroline Muhlich’s project that she created in the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program found a colorful and effective way to raise awareness of cervical cancer in the UK – encourage women to wear bright red lipstick. The Red Lippy Project […]
Transforming the World – One Laugh at a Time
Ernie G is pioneer in standup comedy, being an inventor of what he calls empowerment comedy. Read his story and how he used what he saw in The Landmark Forum to set him on the road to making a difference through laughter.
Theater for Social Change Touches Lives of Tanzanians
Gamal Palmer’s theater program in Tanzania is making an extraordinary difference in the lives of ordinary people.
Neil Patrick Harris Acknowledges Landmark Forum
In a magazine interview, Neil Patrick Harris acknowledged The Landmark Forum.
‘Before I Die’ Initiative Goes Global
One woman who took part in the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program is part of a global phenomena – ‘Before I Die’ blackboards cataloging human desires.
More Magazine Recognizes The Landmark Forum
The Landmark Forum was mentioned in More Magazine in an article about ‘The Best Things I Ever Bought’.
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.
Landmark Education Programs Translated Into Farsi In Newport Beach
The Landmark Forum, Advanced Course and seminars are being translated into Farsi in Landmark’s Newport Beach office.
Women and Politics in Kenya
Rachel Shebesh, a member of Kenya’s parliament whose political career was inspired by taking part in The Landmark Forum, talks about what it will take more women involved in Kenyan politics.