Phillip Sidebottom’s project in a Landmark Leadership programme led to the community of Williamstown pitching in to rebuild the Ronald McDonald house.

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I grew up in a culture where there were different rules for men and women. It seemed that my role as a daughter was to serve my father and my brother until I got married then I would serve my husband. As a girl, I wasn’t important, I didn’t matter.

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A woman’s experience of the Landmark Forum.

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When I remember my early childhood, teens and adulthood I would think with regret that I didn’t really know my father. We never really talked to each other about ourselves and our relationship was closed to each other. I would always say, to myself and others, that I wanted to get to know dad . . . . [...]

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Before I had realised the value of community I was a person who lived my life singularly.  I wouldn’t ask for help and I didn’t believe I needed anyone in my life.  I was disconnected from those people around me and would socialise with my friends and associates “on my terms” and would only give [...]

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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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Before the Landmark Forum, I had given up on my dreams and was caged in by the things that I had decided I couldn’t achieve and I didn’t even know it. I knew that there was something that I needed, but I didn’t know what I was looking for.
 
How I came to be in the [...]

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Liliana Iuri is using her project in the landmark education self-expression and leadership programme to get people involved in rescuing animals. The Brimbank Leader newspaper tells her story.
Join St. Albans Patron Saint of Lost Pawses
A ST Albans animal lover is on the watch for stray, injured or lost animals.
And Liliana Iuri wants at least [...]

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The Landmark Forum programme was featured recently on a Canadian television programme titled “Positive Living” (positivelivingtv.com). The show featured one man’s experience of the course, which was led by Landmark Forum leaders David Cunningham and Nancy Zapolski.

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Inderjeet Virdi took on the issue of reducing our carbon footprint with his project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Programme, raising awareness with a carbon footprint blog and other community action. The Hills Shire Times penned an article about Virdi’s project.
Local Heroes
Green fever seems to be sweeping through the hills as residents are jumping onto [...]

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The global economic crisis hitting people hard all over the world.  Unemployment and loss of business are effecting people in many different ways.  It is only natural for people to be worried and fear for the future.   In this interview on American television, communication expert Deborah Beroset talks about ways people can meet the challenges [...]

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Roz Benson took the self expression and leadership programme, and created a festival of fun in Western Austrailia: The Balingup Medeival Festival. Featured in stories in the Donnybrook Bridgetown Mail, the festival began as an event just for locals in Balingrup, and has become an attraction for visitors from everywhere.
Swords drawn in Balingup
Balingup was the [...]

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