Graduates Making a Difference
Whether the goal was to start a medical clinic in Kenya, a walk-a-thon for breast cancer, or a program providing Internet access to refugees in Kosovo; Landmark graduates' ideas and actions are making a difference in the world.The people profiled here are not just dreamers. They are practical people with a sense of possibility.
Equipped with vision and commitment, you can make a difference. These people are proof.
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Walking in Another's Shoes Legislators and welfare recipients share experiences. Natasha Grossman, Washington, USA |
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Making the World Safe for All Youth Communication and education curriculum for youth service providers. Connie Barden and Martha Fugate, Florida, USA |
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From Architect to Advocate
Building self-sustaining solutions in Kenya. Jodi Lane, Texas, USA |
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Kids Become Partners in Their Healing Process Active engagement builds self-esteem and expedites recovery. Christopher Reising, New York, USA |
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Getting Kids on Their Feet Building new lives in Romania, Kenya, Israel, and around the world. Juli Kamin, USA |
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Health Aid for Disadvantaged Children Mobilizing the local community in Woodstock, New York. David Rosenblum, New York, USA |
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A Chance Just to Be a Child Creative workshops offer children a place for fun and exploration. Kalyani Juggurnath, India |
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Live Out Loud Providing role models for young people struggling with being gay. Leo Preziosi, New York, USA |
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Special Spectators A great day at “the game” for seriously ill children. Blake Rockwell, New York, USA |
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Pro-Bono Dentistry Providing homeless people with dental care. Dr. Jay Grossman, California, USA |
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Walking the Walk A course leader takes on her own challenge. Tawn Holstra, Washington, USA |
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Computers for Inner-city Kids The digital divide narrows for a Harlem grade school. Diane Lenz, New Jersey, USA |
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Help Kids Fight Cancer Shave your head on St. Patrick's Day. Enda McDonnell, New York, USA |
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FutureSelf: Art for Teens At-risk youth unlock their inner success. Wendy Mike, Colorado, USA |
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Donating Food Instead of Dumping It Changing laws so surplus food could be given to the hungry. Guido Pozzebon, Melbourne, Australia |
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Bringing the Internet to Refugees Creating a "digital Peace Corps." Melanie Edwards, California, USA |
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Peace by Piece Healing through artistic expression. Maureen Bennett O'Connor, New Jersey, USA |
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Attitudes and Attire Disadvantaged women develop confidence in their job search. Christiana Gaston, Texas, USA |
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Business Mentoring for Teens Empowering and enriching adolescents down under. Ryll Burgin, Brisbane, Australia |
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The Black Political Empowerment Project: Community action builds African-American voter impact Tim Stevens, Pennsylvania, USA |
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Uniting Forces For People Who Have a Disability Awarding unsung heroes and creating real progress. John Chmela, Illinois, USA |
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An Online Home for Homeless Shelters Empowering homeless shelters to share resources online. Joe Rojas, New York, USA |
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What's Up at School? Technology supports parent participation and involvement. Soorena Salari, California, USA |
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Walk with Sally Mentoring for kids facing loss. Nick Arquette, California, USA |
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Fighting AIDS in Africa Creating pharmaceutical self-sufficiency. Rolande Hodel, New York, USA |
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AID Still Required. Hunter Payne and Andrea Herz Payne California, USA |
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Operation Amped Giving others the opportunity to be and feel free. Tom Tapp, Southern California, USA |