The world is witnessing another wave of refugees because of the Ukraine crisis. Understanding the mindset and history of refugees is important for students of social justice. Ahmedina Becevac is a Bosnian refugee that grew up in the United States. She learned English when she arrived in the United States and went to diverse public schools growing up. Ahmedina is a teacher focused on immigrants and refugees needing to learn English for their daily needs. In this episode, Ahmedina talks about what it was like growing up as a refugee and tries to explore the mindset of a refugee in America. Ahmedina also talks about the importance of oral history so that future generations know what it took for their generation to enjoy the shade from the trees that the older generation planted.