Leanne Laing of Albany Creek is using the Self-Expression and Leadership Programme to take on obesity in her local schools. Her project was recently covered by the the North-West News, the leading newspaper for the suburbs northwest of Brisbane. The story is ran below:
THREE northwest schools are tackling the growing child obesity rate with a health-a-thon. […]

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The stepUP Foundation, which offers weekend workshops for teens to inspire and coach them around their futures, has grown from its roots in Australia and New Zealand, and is now offering its first ever programmes in the UK.  The foundation, which was founded in 2002 by businesswoman Ryll Burgin out of her participation in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression […]

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Aboriginal Elder Reg Blow, a former NAIDOC Aboriginal of the Year and Self Expression and Leadership Program participant, wanted to create a gesture of reconciliation that could become part of the Melbourne landscape. He had an idea of a creating a walk through parkland to give everyone the sense of connection with the land that […]

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Willow Shanks owns the Inspired Life Health Club in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. Out of her participation in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program, Shanks created “Run for Their Lives”, a team treadmill competition wherein four local teams compete to raise money for local charities. The Kalgoorlie Miner newspaper, which had a team in the event, […]

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Landmark Education graduates Sally Radford and Adrian Bertolini have created a program to impact energy conservation and the environment in a novel way–They have taken Standby Saturday 24/7, a program originally designed last year in the UK, to Australia. Standby Saturday 24/7 is designed to raise awareness about standby power waste and reduce energy consumption and emissions.
In […]

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