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Tag Archives: Landmark Education
The Elijah Initiative
Marcos Elizondo’s ‘Elijah Initiative’ is an innovative project that links recycling to global clean water for children. Continue reading
Posted in 2010-08 TMLP Times, Developing World, TMLP Stories
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Educating Caregivers about Baby Massage
Wendy Zalles is educating caregivers about the beneficial effects of massage for infants as her team game in the world in Landmark Education’s Team, Management and Leadership Program. Continue reading
Posted in 2010-06 TMLP Times, Children, Health and Vitality
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We’re Moving Again – A Hockey Player with Guardian Angel Impacts Brain Trauma Treatment
A man who was lucky enough to survive a severe brain injury used Landmark Education’s Team Management Leadership Program to make a difference for others with brain injuries, making sure specialized therapy units are available in hospitals. Continue reading
Posted in 2010-06 TMLP Times, Featured, Health and Vitality
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Well-Being Foundation
A solar powered well for Kenyan villagers is the focus of The Well-Being Foundation. Continue reading
Posted in Developing World
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Bailey Takes on Global Clean Water
Donavan Bailey’s game in the world in Landmark’s TMLP program was ambitious – He has taken on providing clean water to the world anywhere that it is wanted and needed. To that end, he has created a Global Clean Water … Continue reading
Art Behind Walls
When Daniel Ager’s father was sentenced to prison for 16 years, Daniel knew right then he wanted to make some kind of a difference. The specific idea for the Art Behind Walls project came to him when he received his … Continue reading
Posted in 2008-07 TMLP Times, Arts and Music, Children, Education
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Gift of Life
My game in the world is called “The Gift of Life” and it is a blood drive. This game is a gift that keeps giving. The blood drive has a special meaning for me and my family. From May 16, … Continue reading
Families in Step
Andrea Howe and Becca Carr-Hopkins met by chance at a TMLP classroom in London. Andrea was visiting from Washington DC, and thought it would be fun to experience doing the program in a foreign country. Becca, one of 53 London … Continue reading
The Fun House
The very first Fun House experience got underway in Brent with children and adults alike having a fabulous home from home day out. The fun house aims to create an environment for families to share happiness, positive energy, and achieve … Continue reading