The children could listen to presentations with photos and videos about the Foundation for Africa and the strange African way of living. Through tolerancegames and various informative tasks they could get to know the world and even themselves better. With the assistance of an animator it was possible to make African instruments, jewelry and paper toys which the children could take home at the end. Finally Paulo, a professional dancer from Angola taught the children the basic steps of Zumba that had come originally from Africa through Colombia. The irresestible afro-latin rhythm and the varied but simple combinations of steps made the adults join as well and on the last day teacher and student were dancing together. One of the peaks of the Congress was France’s lecture in the crowded auditorium in front of 200 people. After the presentation on the common characteristics of humanitarian activities and the custom of having Christmas cribs, every participant received the book titled Snapshot on Africa. This way our message can reach beyond borders with the contribution of enthusiastic children.