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Stella and April are the last of this latest--and biggest--group of participants to earn the coveted Youth Development Professional™ certification. We celebrate their passion for kids. That now makes 13 out of 13 passing t...

The Youth Development Professional™ certification exam is pretty challenging. We want top notch people to show their dedication to transforming at-risk kids. We had reason to celebrate when two of the newest group of YDPs ...

With just a couple people taking the Youth Development Professional™ exam late, the 11 candidates who took the exam passed with flying colors! And that's saying something. There is much to remember in this packed-to-the-g...

A Youth Development Professional™ is someone who is passionate to take the risk on behalf of at-risk kids. We want to see young people transformed. That's why these dedicated people trained with Teach One to Lead One® to e...

Youth Development Professional™ certification is a vital part of making the Teach One to Lead One® program effective and sustainable. Lori Salierno, founder & CEO of Celebrate Life International, shares words of appreciati...

Lori Salierno shares about her experiences on the road while she was cycling across the United States for at-risk kids

What's more important than fear? On the Challenge the Cycle bike tour, Lori was hit by a car -- a sedan's side view mirror hit her hand. Someone said to her, "Don't you know this is dangerous?" We could be crippled by fear...

Lori Salierno was at an O'Charley's restaurant in Kentucky and asked to see the manager. Leery, the manager asked, "What have we done wrong now?" It wasn't Lori's intent to complain but rather affirm the great service they...

Lori ran into some "good ol' boys" on the Challenge the Cycle Tour. She challenged, "If a 52-year-old girl like me can put that much skin in the game to ride across America on a bike, maybe you can put $30 on the table to ...

Why did Dr. Lori Salierno do it? Why ride over 3,000 miles to raise awareness for at-risk kids? In this clip, Dr. Lori talks about Ricardo who had the unthinkable task of stopping his stepdad from assaulting his mom. At-ri...

Dr Lori Salierno receives the coveted Yellow Jersey at the Grand Finale of the Challenge the Cycle tour. Presented by Mr José Maldonado, he explains to the cheering crowd that a yellow jersey carries special significance f...

One final question that many have asked along the way...

"What's next? What will happen next?"

I mention in this video that (thanks to you) we've raised enough funds for 5,200 kids to go through the Teach One to Lead One p...

I'm almost done answering your questions on this blog. Today I want to address these:

1. What was the biggest surprise about the trip?

2. What were the states you enjoyed the most?

That second question is a little like ask...

Welcome to another day where I get to answer your questions. This time I answer these questions:

1. What were some of the animals you saw? Anything unusual?

2. Would you do it all over again knowing what you know now?

I ap...

More questions, more answers. I talk about the challenges of the bike ride. Today I answer these two questions:

1. Besides the physical demands on your body, what emotional issues did you face?

2. Was it harder to cycle in...

Continuing with the emails I got from you, today (like yesterday) I have just one question to answer: "What was your scariest moment?" If you've been following the blog and the photos on Twitter, I bet you can guess what m...

I'm in the process of answering your questions that were emailed to me. Today I'm answering just one: "Who is the most interesting person you met along the way?" Although there were many interesting people, meeting one 4-y...

I'm continuing to answer your questions on the video blog...like these: "How much sleep did you get?" and "What was your biggest WOW moment?" Keep checking back each day as we continue to Challenge the Cycle on behalf of a...

Lori continues to answer your most frequent questions, like "When you were around 10,000 feet, did you feel you needed oxygen?" "What did you learn about human nature that you didn't realize before?" "How did you change as...

Dr. Lori takes time to answer your posted questions from the Challenge the Cycle Tour. Like...What did you want to do first when you got home? And...Did you ever feel like giving up? Lori will post these video segments reg...

At the Grand Finale, many cyclists of all ages joined Lori for the last few miles. Watch as the guest cyclists enter the North Cobb HS stadium, followed by Lori doing her first victory lap. It was a great finish to her cyc...

Just one day short from celebrating the end of the Challenge the Cycle Tour, Dr Lori Salierno talks about the difference we can all make in the lives of at risk kids.

The end of the Challenge the Cycle Tour is near. Dr Lori continues pedaling towards Atlanta, GA. Let's welcome her at the finish line on August 4

Dr Lori shares about her journey during the last 2 days if the Challenge the Cycle Tour

Breyer and Diana Calvert share why they join Lori to Challenge the Cycle.

The Challenge the Cycle Tour continued through Kentucky and Dr Lori found just the marquee she was looking for. For her, it is truly All About The Kids

The Challenge the Cycle Tour Support Team encouraged police officers in Jefferson City, Missouri to give Dr Lori Salierno a "big surprise" at the end of one of her presentations to a group of kids.

CYCLE conference in Missouri was a great highlight for Dr Lori when she visited Jefferson City. She met kids and had an opportunity to speak before them and the adult leaders.

Dr Lori celebrates with her new friends at the spot that marks that there are only 500 more miles to go before arriving the end of the tour in Atlanta. Great progress and only one and a half weeks to go!

The Challenge the Cycle Tour was "challenged" today when Dr Lori Salierno's hand was struck by a passing motorist who chose to continue driving instead of stopping and checking if their help was required. The Tour Support ...

Dr Lori get encouragement from the TSV Crew (tour support vehicle) as she continues the Challenge the Cycle Tour Across America for at-risk kids. She is now less than 700 miles away from Atlanta, GA where the tour will end...

Dr Lori Salierno speaks to the people of Aurora, Colorado and dedicates her work today on the Challenge the Cycle Tour to them in memory and honor of the victims of the horrible tragedy that took place in Aurora, Colorado...

Dr Lori experiences only the second day of rain during the Challenge the Cycle Tour. Early in the morning on Day 29, the tour gets started in Lee's Summit, MO.

Dr Lori crosses Missouri at the rhythm of the old classic song "I want to ride my bicycle". Reaching 10,000 kids with the Challenge the Cycle Tour Across America for At Risk Kids

Dr Lori crosses through Missouri with a lot of encouragers and cheers plus a police escort

Dr Lori arrived in Missouri and visited high schools to meet with some students attending summer camps so she could hear from them about issues students are facing in that state. Challenging the Cycle in Missouri!

Dr Lori Salierno takes a break before crossing the Missouri State Line. She is crossing the U.S. and has completed over 2300 out of the 3000 miles for the Challenge the Cycle Tour for At-Risk Kids

The Challenge the Cycle Support Team speak about the reason they are volunteering for the tour and assisting Dr Lori Salierno as she travels 3,000 across the U.S. on behalf of at-risk kids

Dr Lori shares about her experience cycling in the Kansas heat just before being blasted by her Tour Support Crew. Follow the Challenge the Cycle Tour: twitter @onlineCLI #ChallengeTheCycle and fb/CelebrateLifeInternational

The Challenge the Cycle Tour arrived at the point that marks only 1,000 miles to go before reaching the end of the tour in Atlanta, GA. Dr Lori Salierno celebrates with great people who support the cause of reaching at-ris...

Kansas finally flat but not for long. Day 24 of the Challenge The Cycle Tour for At Risk Kids.

Dr Lori takes a break from her 70 mile stage on the Challenge the Cycle Tour and does a pretty good job at flying a kite. She thinks of kids who can soar high if mentors can come around them and help them succeed.

Dr Lori Salierno rides through the Kansas countryside on another stage of the Challenge the Cycle Tour for At-Risk Kids. fb/CelebrateLifeInternational Twitter @onlineCLI

Lori Salierno parties with her tour support team before a challenging century ride in Colorado