Editorial Feature

For Delatria Sam, writing was never just about words on a page. It was about giving shape to human experience, translating unspoken truths into language that heals, empowers, and ignites purpose. Today, as a Bestselling Author, Actor, Writer, and Executive Producer based in Atlanta, Georgia, Delatria’s voice reaches far beyond the margins—touching lives, shifting mindsets, and building bridges where silence once lived.

There are moments in life when you don’t just find  your voice—you recognize its power . For Lisa Jacovsky , that moment came in 2025, when the messages, surveys, and heartfelt feedback from her students made one thing unmistakably clear: her work was creating real impact. Awards affirmed it professionally, but the most meaningful confirmation came in a simple, personal moment—when her best friend told her, “You are inspiring.” That affirmation cemented what Lisa already felt

For families exploring homeschooling, the journey often begins with one big question: How do we make learning meaningful, engaging, and connected to real life? For Dr. Dawn Menge, the answer has been clear—learning thrives when children can see themselves in the story and step into the world beyond the page.

Making the choice to become a homeschool mom was actually easy for me. I started 3 out of the 4 of my kids' homeschooling journey later in their life (high school), during a time when many parents didn't have a choice, due to the pandemic. But even though the timing was different, I imagine our reasons were similar.

Stewarding Family & Relationships While we cannot choose the family we were born into, we can choose how we respond to life experiences. As children, we are shaped by what we observe and endure—often with little control. But as adults, we gain the power to make new choices that help us move forward. This requires us to let go of old patterns so we can embrace new growth. Every one of us carries “things”—the emotional weights, patterns, or past experiences that keep us from l

This milestone did not happen overnight. It took years of teaching, coaching, listening, and learning from families just like yours. As a behavior specialist, curriculum developer, and homeschooling mother, I have worked with parents raising children with ADHD, dyslexia, and neurodivergent (Autism) learners. These families inspired me to compile my experiences, strategies, and encouragement into resources that could bless parents everywhere.