Founder, Leading Little Arrows
Texas

Amber Okolo-Ebube, a devoted wife and mother of five from North Texas, founded Leading Little Arrows to create flexible, emotionally safe homeschool environments. With over a decade of experience, her mission is to ensure every family feels seen, known, and loved by God. Amber’s impactful work has gained national recognition, including speaking at SXSW EDU, H.E.A.L. Conference, and VelaCon.

Her program is one of the few homeschooling programs honored as a 2023 Yass Prize Quarterfinalist—a significant accolade celebrating groundbreaking educational solutions. Featured in Cato’s Founder Friday, The 74 Million, and Forbes, Amber’s dedication continues to inspire and support families nationwide.

As a McLeod Society Fellowship alumna, Amber embodies the Fellowship’s commitment to developing and connecting leaders who center the humanity, potential, and well-being of every child in their educational work.