There is a lot happening in the world. And there’s inspirational hope persevering.
This episode is dedicated to Peace of Thread, which grew from a seed of hope in Clarkston, Georgia, and extends roots of empowerment and inspiration.
Here’s Hoping.
Some links to share:
Peace of Thread was founded by Denise Smith in 2012 with a mission: to empower refugee women to become economically independent through making and selling artisan bags. You can learn more about the remarkable artisans who create the 25 varieties of bags and inspire empowerment and independence through connection and creativity.
Learn more about Peace of Thread’s story on this blog and press articles here.
Visit the Peace of Thread Shop to explore these creative, remarkable, and practical these beautiful works of art, which can be purchased at the Peace of Thread shop, at boutiques in Georgia and Virginia, and also on their Peace of Thread Etsy shop, too!
Note: Here’s Hoping receives NO remuneration or benefit from any purchase you make at Peace of Thread. These are not affiliate links; they are intended to spread the good work of Peace of Thread’s remarkable work.
You can discover more about Denise Smith, Founder & CEO of Peace of Thread, and the rest of the team, including the Peace of Thread artisans.
Clarkston, Georgia has been called the Ellis Island of the South. Curious about why? You can discover more on this History of Clarkston, Georgia page or on this Wikipedia page.
Original café music composed & created by Rev. Dr. Seth Jones: The Psychedelic Pastor and Rev. Dr. Seth Jones Sermons.
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Special thanks to Tysorex for the original artwork. Additional graphics made with Canva.
Thanks for visiting my imaginary coffee shop.