"Anti-Racist Colors and Lines: Art on the Street" is a collaborative, international project that empowers students to explore and confront the issues of racism and discrimination through the powerful medium of street art. The project aims to develop students' critical thinking on themes of tolerance and cultural diversity while fostering teamwork across cultures. By forming international teams, students will research activist art, brainstorm ideas, and collectively design and create physical or digital street art pieces centered on anti-racist themes. Throughout this creative process, they will enhance their digital literacy using collaborative Web 2.0 tools and platforms. The core mission is to channel creativity into social awareness. Students will not only express their emotions and showcase their artistic talent but also cultivate a strong sense of social responsibility and active citizenship. The final artworks will be shared in a virtual exhibition and through local displays, transforming school walls and digital spaces into platforms for dialogue and change.