A collaboration by three Ph.D. Psychologists who have each independently participated and evaluated The Landmark Forum. Here they give their combined professional opinions in response to many commonly asked questions:
http://www.whatsthedealaboutlandmark.com/
The site is also available in Dutch:
http://www.whatsthedealaboutlandmark.nl/

A website created by Landmark Graduates in the Netherlands including video clips of people sharing about their Landmark Education experience in Dutch:
http://www.mijnlandmarkforum.nl/

A directory of Landmark Education Graduate websites that has been created by Landmark Graduates in the UK:
http://www.possibilitydirectory.co.uk/

Created and maintained by Landmark Graduates in Taipei, Taiwan, this site is intended to provide people with information about Landmark Education programs happening in Taiwan as well as other parts of East Asia:
http://www.graduateslandmarkforum.com/

A website in both Japanese and English that is maintained by Landmark Education Graduates in Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka Japan:
http://www.ilovelandmarkeducation.jp/

A website in both Mandarin and English that is presented by Landmark Education Graduates from Beijing, PRC:
http://www.graduateslandmarkeducation.com/

A website inspired by Graduates in Korea both in English and Korean: http://www.ravelandmarkeducation.com/

A website created and maintained by Landmark Education Graduates in Ireland that celebrates the projects of Landmark Graduates specific to Ireland:
http://www.landmarkinireland.com/

Founder and CEO of Powerful Women International (PWI), Valeri Bocage, tells her story of losing everything in Katrina to inspire women not to worry about things, but enjoy life.

Weathering the Storm
From: The Bay Area Business Woman
By: Julia Dodge

Valeri Bocage was visiting a friend in Bay St. Louis, Miss. — 40 minutes away from her hometown of New Orleans — when the governor appeared on TV and warned sternly “This is very serious — get out.”

“They tell us that every year!” Bocage recalls saying to herself at that time, as hurricanes are all but uncommon in the South.

A day later she found herself sitting alone in her friend’s house — her friend having packed her bags and headed for Colorado with her fiancé — having stayed back with the hope of reconnecting with her family. She didn’t know anyone in town, and had only $30 cash. There was no way to get out, no way to get to her daughter and grandchildren in New Orleans, and now she was watching people boarding up their houses on TV, preparing for what would be one of the worst storms in recent U.S. history.

She started to pray.

Perhaps it was divine intervention, but Continue reading this post…

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 who have been playing together for more than three years - features six musically talented youth ages 10 to 13. Together with The Connection - a band formed by six local recording artists, many whom are family members of The Descendents - the group will perform at the Kids for Kids, Families for Families Benefit Concert.
Organizers hope to raise $50,000 for two charities which provide education and food for children in need: CAUSE Kids and E4C Alberta.
The event is the brainchild of Lennore Huddleston, mother of The Descendants’ keyboardist and drummer. She came up with the idea while enrolled in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program offered through Landmark Education. As part of the course curriculum, students were required to develop a community project. With her family’s extensive musical talent and experience, Continue reading this post…