Guinness world record winners for the Longest Ribbon Measures 1,247 m (4,091 ft. 2 in).10th of October 2012 to raise the awareness of breast cancer early detection
-  Provision of psychological support to 1500 women with Cancer: Self-funded.
-Gaza in Pink campaign for breast cancer awareness, October 2012 (breast cancer month)
-Gaza think in Pink campaign for breast cancer awareness, October 2013.
-Training women with breast cancer on how to manufacture artificial breast from local materials during Gaza blockage and because of the high cost of buying ready ones.
-  Adham Sisalem Palliative Care Center.
- manufacturing   artificial breasts and distributed them freely among Gaza women with breast cancer
- Conducting awareness sessions to encourage women to involve in early detection: Funded by Human Concern international (HCI Middle East Region).
-Women empowerment economically by allocating fund for small enterprise project: Funded by Human Concern international (HCI Middle East Region).
- young ladies in Pink
- Advocacy for young cancer patients rights
-  Ladies in Pink crafts income generation project.

To achieve its mission, overtime OBC developed an action that is multi-sectoral, multilingual, transnational and cross-media, and adopts a bottom-up approach to knowledge production that combines monitoring, online information, research, policy advice, debate, public events, training.
OBC regularly covers the following topics: Human rights, minorities, gender issues, welfare; European Remembrance and conflict transformation through justice and truth; Media freedom and voices of independent journalism; Films, literature, music, art and cultural “contamination”; International relations in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea; International cooperation, cross-border activism, migration; Rural and environmental issues, sustainable development and responsible tourism in South-East Europe, Turkey and the Caucasus.
To contribute to the development of a transnational public sphere, OBC promotes and joins transnational networks. It distributes its content under a Creative Commons license and it fosters the widest circulation of its content among Italian and international media outlets, collecting hundreds of earned media every year (print, radio and TV).
Among recent OBC's special projects with a strong transnational dimension or focus, the following are to be mentioned:
TELL EUROPE TO EUROPE, aimed at animating and widening the public debate on today’s Europe and on the Europe of the future, through a wide number of diverse activities carried out in cooperation with 11 partners in Italy, Slovenia, Spain and Bulgaria
Link: http://www.balcanicaucaso.org/eng/Tell-Europe-to-Europe
CERCAVAMO LA PACE, a still ongoing research project aimed at reconstructing and analysing the important though neglected chapter of recent European history, i.e. the experience of the grassroots and the Italian solidarity and antiwar movement during the Yugoslav dissolution, in support to the Balkan fellow citizens. Link: http://www.balcanicaucaso.org/Dossier/Cercavamo-la-pace
A SAFETY NET FOR EUROPEAN JOURNALISTS, focussed on media freedom in Italy and Southeast Europe through a wide array of complementary activities aimed at exploring ways to support threatened journalists in 11 countries included Turkey, and at raising awareness of the European dimension of media freedom and pluralism.

Raising awareness of marginalized groups in the North and Center (youth and women
sectors) about human rights education, citizenship and human rights in the local and
international spheres.

-Organizing workshops targeting women and youth.

We conduct public tours in the Occupied Territories; initiate and participate in joint protest actions and peace rallies such as our Theater of the Oppressed; deliver community lectures and workshops; empower marginalized Palestinian communities in the areas of agriculture, protection of human rights, preventing demolition of houses, community development and all forms of non-violent struggle; and hold an annual Joint Israeli Palestinian Memorial Day Ceremony, attended by more than 2,400 Israelis and Palestinians this year, where we remember the victims of violence on both sides. When we see each other as human beings and equals, we work to ensure just treatment for all.

Theatrical shows, dancing shows, education courses and much more..

Documenting and preserving the Bedouin music- present in the Gulf of Aqaba- in four countries (Egypt/Palestine/Jordan/Saudi Arabia)
Establishing a cultural center in the city of Nuweiba, (South Sinai), that will offer various cultural services for the local community, in the region stretching from Taba to Sharm el-Sheikh.
Providing different musicians, artists and writers with residency programs along the coast of the city of Nuweiba, to work on the production and dissemination of their artistic projects in cooperation with  Egyptian and Arab publishing houses and various media distribution companies.

Collaborating with a number of universities and schools of music and arts in order to design and implement annual interactive training camps for students and music lovers, as well as organizing a number of concerts in several cities in South Sinai, thus contributing to reviving the tourism industry in the region. .
Establishing a studio to document the Bedouin music,   to preserve the endangered folk culture in the Bedouin community. The studio will also serve as an open space for all kinds of different artists to record and produce their works, and perform interactive musical activities.
Creating a website to serve as a portal (an online resource) for Bedouin musical, oral and intangible heritage, and to provide authentic documentation and showcasing of other artistic activities and events in the region
Creating a library and a cultural space in the Tarabin area (Nuweiba) aimed at providing the Bedouin community with cultural services and experiences.
Organizing cultural & musical festivals and events throughout the year, with a view to creating opportunities for touristic activity and transforming the region into a unique hub  rich in diversity of cultural and artistic activities.

Please find in the following a summary of the most  recent projects and activities of Humans Without Borders.
Humans without Borders (HWB) continued in 2013 its primary mission in assisting to transport sick Palestinian children from the West Bank towns and villages to Israeli hospitals for advanced medical care that is not available under the health care system of the Palestinian Authority. A band of dedicated volunteers works tirelessly to bring the children and families to the hospitals and provide any additional necessary assistance.
As in previous years, HWB members organized several outings and fun happenings to brighten up the lives of the children and parents. HWB believes that it is every child's right to grow and develop in a caring and supportive environment, and is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of Palestinian children and Palestinian communities. By promoting direct, friendly contact between Palestinians and Israelis, HWB hopes to contribute significantly to greater mutual respect in this troubled area.
Highlights of our work in 2013:
*        Transport of sick children. More than 1,500 trips were made by Israeli volunteer drivers – Jewish, Moslem and Christian – from border checkpoints to hospitals in Jerusalem and the greater Tel Aviv area and back.
*       Day at the circus. In May. HWB members organized a visit in Beth Jala, near Bethlehem, of the Israel-Arab circus to entertain 35 sick Palestinian children, their extended families and many of our volunteers. This event was made possible through a grant from the Prelude Foundation.
*         Day at the sea. In July, HWB members arranged a day at the sea for families of Palestinian sick children. The volunteers teamed up with a group of students from the Arabic-Hebrew Bilingual School in Jerusalem. Support for this event was made possible by a grant from the British Shalom Salaam Trust (BSST).
*        Mothers’ workshop. In August, HWB members organized at the Shaarei Zedek Medical Center a workshop for the mothers of sick Palestinian children so they could talk about their roles in the family and their very special circumstances – the loneliness and difficulties they experience as mothers of very sick children. The workshop, moderated by the “Women and their Bodies” organization with two 2-hour sessions, was attended by 15 Palestinian mothers. This event was made possible by donations from private individuals in Israel and abroad and will take place regularly in the future.