To meet the interests and initiative of young people, the project was largely based on dance and dance classes photography workshops. Participants of OHP, who are training photographers on a daily basis, were inspired by it, as well as all participants interested in dancing. The aim of the photo workshops was to practice and improve professional qualifications in photography, i.e. in which students are educated or undergo internships OHP, which young people from Ukraine and other participants from Poland are passionate about. Because dance is a natural binder and the easiest way to establish sincere and friendly relationships, to overcome personal barriers when everyone has to face shyness, internal resistance to touching another person, dancing with them, fearing common movement, synchronization in it and cooperation. The youth wanted our diversity in an ambiguous context (cultural, ethnic, social, economic, religious) to become a "space" to get to know each other, different cultures, traditions and rules. As well as openness and tolerance towards others, greater understanding and dialogue, and the discovery of common values. Young people were supposed to unite, integrate, mix, lose cultural boundaries in order to be able to unite in dance, in common feeling of music, joint movement, synchronization of systems. This non-formal form of learning eliminates prejudices and stereotypes, develops interpersonal interactions, teaches sensitivity to other people and their struggles. The aim of the project was also photographic activities. The workshops were aimed at developing interest in photography, fostering creativity, developing ingenuity, a sense of aesthetics, improving technical aspects related to photography, framing, choosing the object, the subject of photography, style, look, etc. First of all, they were supposed to develop sensitivity. Sensitivity in the context of respect for the beauty of nature and people who are photographed. Since not every participant had the opportunity to have a camera, the activities were designed and implemented for young people who mostly used mobile phone cameras. Thanks to this, everyone, despite professional equipment, learned the possibilities of the camera they carry with them every day. Thanks to the acquired skills, the participants created a photograph that was supposed to preserve everything even more, document both mobilities, activities and perpetuate the friendships made. Thanks to the collected photographic material, an exhibition disseminating the project was to be created, which would further promote its results and ideas in a wide circle. The project was to meet the needs and expectations of young people and their problems. During the activities, young people were to have many opportunities for non-formal learning, develop their interests and passions, improve their professional qualifications, as well as get to know other cultures, integrate, build friendly relationships without prejudices and stereotypes, meeting various issues, e.g. Polish-Ukrainian relations, which in the present world have become much closer thanks to the great help of our compatriots to refugees from Ukraine and material aid sent to armed areas. Therefore, in the project, young people were to get to know the culture, tradition and learn the history of both nations in an informal way, e.g. through cultural and historical evenings, visiting memorial sites, getting to know the tradition and culture of the region, reflecting on the past, but above all on the common future . This was supposed to allow, despite the awareness of differences, to establish a 'dialogue' - cultures, traditions, generations, to see the values that connect us share them, develop tolerant and open attitudes to diversity and establish lasting, friendly relationships. The project is a space for the development of dance passions and improving professional qualifications in the field of photography among her enthusiasts and practitioners, and their photos were also to become a 'carrier of the idea' of the project and a tool for its dissemination results, reaching a wide audience, while giving young people a field to present their own achievements creative. The project was also supposed to allow young people to learn the Ukrainian and Polish languages non-formally (e.g. through language animations), breaking down barriers in verbal and non-verbal communication through movement and dance. It was supposed to support the acquisition of many skills and soft skills and their use in practice, getting rid of the fear of public speaking or self-presentation.