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By George F on Mar 10, 2010 in Aging, Arts/Entertainment, Philadelphia, Seniors | 0 Comments
Ruth Pillet put together a team of senior tap dancers as part of a project started in a Landmark Education course.
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Category: AgingBy George F on Mar 10, 2010 in Aging, Arts/Entertainment, Philadelphia, Seniors | 0 Comments
Ruth Pillet put together a team of senior tap dancers as part of a project started in a Landmark Education course.
By George F on Dec 9, 2009 in Aging, Arts/Entertainment, Chicago, Seniors | 0 Comments
Landmark Education News has received word that "Tying up Loose Ends", the play focusing on end of life issues written and performed by Ann and Catherine Gallogly, will be appearing at the Chicago Center for the Performing Arts on December 11-13 and again on December 18-20. The impetus to write and produce the play was [...]
By George F on Jul 24, 2009 in Aging, Landmark Education, Texas, Women's Issues | 0 Comments
On July 16th, Houston area newspaper The Leader ran a story about Robin Craig’s project to help her fellow widows. The project, which she came up with in Landmark Education’s self expression and leadership program, recognizes and acknowledges widows and encourages others to do the same.
By George F on Jun 25, 2009 in Aging, Health/Medicine, Phillipines, Seniors, california | 0 Comments
Stacy Cabales created the art and music festival “Barongs of our Fathers” to honor and acknowledge Filipino fathers, to be held June 28th at the Foley Cultural Center in Vallejo, California. Created as her project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program offered by Landmark Education, Cabales decided to have the event be fundraiser for The Bayanihan Clinic, a Sacramento clinic that provides culturally and linguistically sensitive primary care to the underserved Filipino population, particularly World War II Veterans and recent immigrants.
By George F on May 5, 2009 in Aging, New England, Seniors | 0 Comments
Hale enjoyed the puzzles, and while taking a personal development class with Landmark Education to work through his own personal challenges — he identified himself as a procrastinator — he was inspired to use the puzzle to reach out to senior citizens. Hale, who is 64, has been retired for six years but in his own words “wanted to do something more.”
By George F on Feb 18, 2008 in Aging, Seniors, new jersey | 0 Comments
Out of taking Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership program, New Jersey native Jackie Hardrick has designed a new program, ‘Adopt-A-Senior,’ in which volunteers spend time with seniors in nursing homes or rehabilitation centers. The program began with a holiday party where seniors got to meet the volunteers on December 20, 2007 at the South Mountain Healthcare and [...]
By Vincent Cahill on Jul 19, 2007 in Aging, Economic Development, Family, Florida, Regional News | 0 Comments
On most bridal registries you will find things like coffee makers, china, linens and other household goods.
If you were on the guest list of Linda and Richard Frary’s wedding last spring, you would have found goats, pigs and trees; all items that they were asking be purchased through Heifer International in order to benefit [...]
By Vincent Cahill on Jul 11, 2007 in Aging, Family, Health/Medicine, People, San Diego, Society | 0 Comments
As the United States popluation ages, an ever increasing number of seniors spend their days alone without visitors or companionship. For many of these seniors, lonliness is compounded by health issue and limited mobility. Jeannine Miller created a project called “A Little Bird Told Me” to help do something about it. Here is the story from the [...]