In this video a man shares about how an insight he got in the Landmark Forum allowed him to mend a long standing rift he had with his father.

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My story comes after a really terrible period in my life where my wonderful and beautiful daughter stopped talking to me and cut me out of her life. At the time of doing the Landmark Forum, our relationship was just starting to improve. Inspired by the idea of clearing the past and acknowledging my daughter for [...]

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Cranbourne Resident Natalie Adams used Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership programme to create a special day to honor parents. The event was written about in the Berwick Leader. Mum in Tribute to Everyday heroes. Parenting can sometimes be a thankless job. But Cranbourne resident Natalie Adams is about to change all that. The 25 year-old, [...]

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In 2000, 42% of marriages ended in divorce and currently 92% of non residential parents are fathers. With time, involvement of non residential parents often drops off. Brad Mander created Camp Connect out of his Self Expression and Leadership Program in 2003 and the Camp’s programs are designed to enrich & strengthen the relationship between [...]

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Young Band Members Raising Funds for Kids” From the Grove Examiner, Calgary Alberta Canada Six local kids – united by their passion for music – are looking beyond their individual and collective dreams for rock stardom, using their musical prowess to help needy kids their ages. The Descendants – a local group of young musicians [...]

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When Scott Bedall began the Self Expression and Leadership Program he wanted to make a difference in the health of kids. Kids take fitness in stride, and then some From: Times Colonist, Victoria Canada By: Jeff Bell The collective energy of a bunch of eight- and nine-year-olds goes a long way. At Cloverdale Traditional School [...]

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In 2002 Penny Beatty had an idea to create a resource fair that specifically addressed the needs and interests of women. 5 years and 25 events later, this project is still going strong. From: Suburban Woman North Shore The spirit of community was a key factor for many of us who decided to be part [...]

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Special Spectators was a project created in 2002 by Blake Rockwell while he was a participant in the Landmark Self Expression and Leadership Program. Blake is a huge sports fan and got the idea to give seriously ill children a chance to attend College Sporting Events. In the 5 years since the project began, Special [...]

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Group offering help to mothers Volunteers assist by tackling tasks From: Sun Sentinal South Florida By Laura Burdick-Sherman Mothers need as much help they can get as far as Joelle Smith is concerned. And that’s her vision for a newly created organization, Mothers For Mothers. “Every mother needs assistance with watching their kids; either they [...]

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Kids Hit the Books to Build A Kitchen From WCAV- Alexandria Virginia Elementary school students at Greer and Stony Point are hitting the books to help poor students in rural Mexico build a kitchen at their school. The second graders have read 2,000 books. They hope people and businesses will donate $5 for each book [...]

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Limbs For Life From 9NEWS NOW Washington D.C. If there was ever a pitch for a cause, Jessica Rogers knows how to hit it. “Some kids that don’t have legs and arms, they’re gonna get money for them to get fake legs and arms.” “How important is that?” asks 9NEWS NOW reporter Emily Schmidt. “That’s [...]

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Uplifiting Images Of Tenderloin CommunityStudents Help Change Perception Of Tough Neighborhood See the Video From ABC7 KGO-TV/DT San Francisco By Carolyn Tyler Mar. 28 – KGO – We want to take you to a school in a tough San Francisco neighborhood that’s helping their students rise above their environment in a very creative way. De [...]

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Reprinted from RecordBreeze.com Glo. Twp. students give books ‘from the heart’ Books recently took on a different meaning for students at Loring-Flemming Elementary School in Gloucester Township. The school launched its first “Books from the Heart” this year. The project asked students to bring in a book for needy children in Camden. “Books from the [...]

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Learning center for cancer patients’ children teaches new frames of reference Seattle Times March 1, 2007 By Alan Berner Staff Photographer Through My Eyes, Photography taught to kids at Hutch Cancer Research Center Hutch School A camera company used to advertise, “You push the button, we do the rest” — as if good photography comes [...]

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Originally printed inthe New Jersey Star-Ledger BY MICHELE HOWE Star-Ledger Staff Harvey Silverman retired from teaching in 1995. Sort of. Like many retirees, the former educator, who taught fourth and sixth grades in the New York City school system, stays busy giving of his time and talents. An occasional substitute teacher at Franklin High School [...]

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