One Landmark graduate has pioneered opportunities for women in comedy.
The Important Business of Being Funny, Fabulous, and Female
Corazon de Vida Celebrates 25 Years of Making a Difference
One woman has made sure that children in need have had a place to live for over 25 years.
Tavia: Fighting for Girls’ Education One Pad at a Time
Two Landmark graduates are launching a monthly sponsorship program through which American women donate a kit containing feminine hygiene products to a girl in the developing world even as they buy their own.
Sierra Leone Rising Assisting Mudslide Victims
Landmark Forum Graduate Project Sierra Leone Rising responds to Freetown Mudslides
Live Again Project Allows Cancer Patients to Share their Stories, Make a Difference
One doctor is going beyond the medical treatment he offers his cancer patients – through ‘Live Again’, he is offering the opportunity for they and others affected by cancer to share their stories.
Stress Management Workshop Aids Mumbai Police
Officers at all levels benefited from a workshop created as a woman’s project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
Ending Pet Euthanasia
One Landmark graduate has made an enormous impact in reducing euthanasia of animals in Kentucky and other states.
Someone Else’s Child
A Landmark graduate is using her traumatic past as an opportunity to make a difference for others.
From Shy to Bold: Event Founder Unites Community, Forms Corporation, Supports Charities
by Maureen Andreakis Dayna Chicoine calls the village of Wakefield, Quebec her life-long home. Dayna’s personal mission driving her career is to contribute toward the health and well being of all, especially to youth. It is a natural leap to see how […]
‘Color me Africa’ to Bring African Art to Chicago
Landmark graduate Soraya Sheppard is bringing the color and power of South African art to Chicago.
Climbing and Conquering the Digital Divide: TeamChildren
A Landmark graduate begins a bold project to bridge the digitil divide by getting computers into the hands of low income kids.
Judi Romaine: It’s Never Too Late
This is the story of a Landmark graduate who discovered it was never too late to follow a dream.
Icy Waters, Wild Costumes, and Big Bucks for Special Olympics
Landmark Forum graduate Jen Kramer is becoming President of the Special Olympics Chicago board – Kramer is also raising tens of thousands of dollars each year for Special Olympics via the Polar Plunge events that take place each winter in Lake Michigan.