“I have a backpack. I have friends. And I have a dream.”
“I have a backpack. I have friends. And I have a dream.” An 8-year-old boy from our school project in Beirut wrote this to us.
“I have a backpack. I have friends. And I have a dream.” An 8-year-old boy from our school project in Beirut wrote this to us.
In this video, Karawani Pascal shares his impressions from the field, discusses the situation of refugees in Egypt, and talks about the political developments that affect their lives.
After our aid project in June 2026, our Karawani Bruno wrote this very personal account of his time in Egypt.
After several intense weeks, our aid project this year on Lesbos and in Egypt has come to an end. What remains are countless heartwarming encounters, new friendships, and the certainty that aid has reached the places where it is most urgently needed.
In our new interview, we talk with Fatima, who accompanied and supported us during our aid project in Egypt.
A very special tradition of the Caravan of Humanity is the letters and drawings that schoolchildren from Austria and Germany give us to take with us on our journey.
When we report on the projects of the Caravan of Humanity, we often see the interactions, the clown shows, the art rooms, or the distribution of relief supplies.
We are learning about the dire situation facing many Sudanese refugees in Egypt. Since the outbreak of war in Sudan in April 2023, millions of people have been forced to flee.
Once again this year, a special project close to our hearts on this trip is the “Mobile Art Studio,” which was organized with great dedication by Till Schilling.
We are incredibly grateful that, once again this year, a wonderful team from “Clowns ohne Grenzen e.V.” is part of our project.