JoAnne Mwosana knows what it feels like to not be able to provide for your loved ones when times are hard. Today, she serves urban refugee women living in Uganda, teaching them skills that they can then use to make an income for themselves and their families.Through the facilitation of the Sewing Hope program, she offers them an opportunity to recover, realize self-sufficiency, and to become leaders in their communities.Our conversation with JoAnne ranges from how she came to lead Sewing Hope, how The Off Ramp and Threads by Nomad are partnering with the program, and the "relief, joy, and hope" its participants experience in learning a new skill.Sewing Hope is a program of Refuge and Hope International which can be found at https://www.refugeandhope.org/.