Seated Senior Tap Dancers »
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.
Category: Arts/Entertainment
People in Harmony Celebrates New Zealand’s Multicultural Heritage »
By Johntrue on Mar 5, 2010 in Autstralia/New Zealand, Music, Society | 0 Comments
Andrew Correa is creating two multicultural concerts for International Race Relations Day in New Zealand.
‘Soulmates’ Comes to DC »
By George F on Feb 11, 2010 in Film, Washington D.C. | 0 Comments
Soulmates, a movie about love and identity created by Landmark seminar leader Joan Sugerman, is coming to Washington DC later this month.
Zambian Princess Tackles Poverty »
By Johntrue on Jan 18, 2010 in Africa, Books, Chicago | 2 Comments
The story of Zindaba Nyirenda and her efforts to reduce poverty in Africa have been featured in the Daily Herald newspaper of suburban Chicago. Nyirenda credits The Landmark Forum with giving her a voice – for having her realize she could make a real and lasting difference in the world.
Nyirenda grew up a princess in [...]
“Tying up Loose Ends” Looks at Life’s End »
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 [...]
Global Giving Circle Offers Laughs at Holiday Disfunction for a Cause »
By George F on Dec 4, 2009 in Arts/Entertainment, NewYork | 0 Comments
Global Giving Circle, the unique New York based charitable organization created in part by Landmark Education graduate Shana Dressler, is holding an unusual holiday extravaganza – ChrismaHanuKwanzakah – to celebrate the season and raise money for Urban Arts Partnership, a non-profit organization which contributes to forming arts programs in underserved New York City schools.
The event, [...]
Children’s Book Addresses Bullying »
By Johntrue on Dec 2, 2009 in Books, children | 0 Comments
A children’s book by Landmark Education graduate Maria Dismondy looks at bullying.
Jersey Wives Fight Prostate Cancer, Stand by their Men, with Nude Calendar »
By Johntrue on Nov 18, 2009 in Arts/Entertainment, Health/Medicine, new jersey | 1 Comment
Longtime Landmark Education graduate Sheila Rosko was recently featured on CBS in New York for her work in the creation of a unique calendar designed to raise awareness about prostate cancer.
Sheila's husband, Gabe Rosko, is a prostate cancer survivor. Rosko joined with a team of 11 other New Jersey women whose husbands have struggled with prostate [...]
