In Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Programme, a Londoner has created a project to bring colour and vibrancy to her city in a variety of ways. On January 16th, ‘Colour Your City’ held its first meeting to come up with different ways for people to ‘Colour Your Day’.
Plans include developing large scale art projects to colour neighborhoods, planting new gardens and flowers, creating homemade craftwork for public locations, and even having individuals dress more colourfully. Read more at Colour Your City.
A spa day for people from Grantham, Australia, who were impacted by the flooding there was the project created by Dee Stephens as her project in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program. Stephens owns the Mooloolah Hair Studio, where a busload of about 50 people will come to for haircuts, manicures, massages a barbecue and much more. Read the whole story about the Feel Good and Support Day at the website of the Sunshine Coast Daily where this story was first reported.
Lifestyle coach Andre Petrolo held a free personal development seminar on March 7 at the Ealing Town Hall (Ealing is a London suburb), as his project in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Programme. According to an article in the Ealing Gazette, Petrolo created the seminar, titled ‘All Together Now Ealing’, so people could start to identify and eliminate habits that were holding them back in life. Read more at the Ealing Gazette.
The project Cindy Nelson created while taking part in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program has to do with something familiar to her: arthritis. As a walker with arthritis, Nelson found it appropriate to create a walk to benefit the Pacific Northwest chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, in an event taking place Saturday, March 19, starting in Log Boom Park in Kenmore, a suburb of Seattle. Nelson’s ‘Shamrock Walk for Arthritis’ is a 5 kilometer walk, starting at 10am, with a $15 recommended entry fee. Continue reading 'Shamrock Walk for Arthritis'»
From the Bay area of California comes word of a project created in the Landmark Education SELP program designed to aid in effective parenting in the Asian American community, bringing fun and joy to the process. The project, created by Wendy Q. Chen, is a workshop event being held Saturday, August 7, at the Great American Theme Park in Santa Clara.
Chen, who owns American Financial Success (AFS), partnered with San Francisco educator Nancy Huang and Vincent Zeng of Soundtek Music to put on and host the event, which aims to create joyful, loving and trusting relationships between parents and children in the Asian American community.
Tickets for the event are $43, but the first 50 participants are only charged $25.80. The event begins promptly at 8am that Saturday – for more information call 415-806-5493 or email qhuan8882003@yahoo.com.
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In Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Programme, a Londoner has created a project to bring colour and vibrancy to her city in a variety of ways. On January 16th, ‘Colour Your City’ held its first meeting to come up with different ways for people to ‘Colour Your Day’.
