Sewing training is essential for Yazidi women, helping them rebuild social ties and regain autonomy after losing everything. It enables them to progress from beginner level to a pre-professional level, opening up opportunities for self-employment through individual workshops or home-based work. This module is one of the flagship initiatives of the Back to Life program, as it enables participants to acquire a practical skill that can be immediately put to use supportingaccess to income and gradual economic reintegration. It therefore strengthens participants’ autonomy and their ability to engage sustainably in the local economy. For many women in the Middle East, often isolated and facing an uncertain future alone, this financial autonomy is a decisive lever for protection, dignity, and recovery.